Comments for Arts and Sciences Communications http://blog.richmond.edu/astech Helping faculty, staff and students in the School of Arts & Sciences tell their stories more effectively Sun, 22 Nov 2009 16:13:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=wordpress-mu-1.2.5 Comment on How to Successfully Get Your A&S Event on Richmond’s YouTube Channel by SriMathe http://blog.richmond.edu/astech/2009/02/05/how-to-successfully-get-your-as-event-on-richmonds-youtube-channel/#comment-172 SriMathe Thu, 06 Aug 2009 23:29:42 +0000 http://blog.richmond.edu/astech/2009/02/05/how-to-successfully-get-your-as-event-on-richmonds-youtube-channel/#comment-172 cool read cool read

]]> Comment on Upgrade to curriculum pages by قصص اغتصاب http://blog.richmond.edu/astech/2008/04/17/upgrade-to-curriculum-pages/#comment-164 قصص اغتصاب Mon, 16 Mar 2009 21:28:48 +0000 http://blog.richmond.edu/astech/2008/04/17/upgrade-to-curriculum-pages/#comment-164 sry i just know how to write my name in arabic :)) anyway however my english is very poor but maybe i understand what you talk about. thanks sry i just know how to write my name in arabic :)) anyway however my english is very poor but maybe i understand what you talk about. thanks

]]> Comment on Twitter Basics by Kevin Creamer http://blog.richmond.edu/astech/2009/02/05/twitter-basics/#comment-159 Kevin Creamer Thu, 05 Feb 2009 20:41:20 +0000 http://blog.richmond.edu/astech/2009/02/05/twitter-basics/#comment-159 If you're looking for a simple explanation of what Twitter is and how it works, be sure to take a look at <a href="http://www.commoncraft.com/Twitter" rel="nofollow">Twitter in Plain English</a> (2.5 minutes) by Common Craft. <a href="http://twitter.com/kcreamer/" rel="nofollow">Kevin.</a> If you’re looking for a simple explanation of what Twitter is and how it works, be sure to take a look at Twitter in Plain English (2.5 minutes) by Common Craft.

Kevin.

]]> Comment on Upgrade to curriculum pages by Matthew Levy http://blog.richmond.edu/astech/2008/04/17/upgrade-to-curriculum-pages/#comment-11 Matthew Levy Tue, 13 May 2008 13:35:08 +0000 http://blog.richmond.edu/astech/2008/04/17/upgrade-to-curriculum-pages/#comment-11 The upgrade is 90% complete. There are a few minor tweaks still outstanding, but the majority of curriculum pages are now feeding from the catalog database. We can customize these pages on the department sites, so feel free to send corrections and additions to me, however, keep in mind that official curriculum changes must pass through Academic Council and the Registrar before they are posted. I don't recommend editing these pages in Cascade yourself as they are very complicated. The upgrade is 90% complete. There are a few minor tweaks still outstanding, but the majority of curriculum pages are now feeding from the catalog database. We can customize these pages on the department sites, so feel free to send corrections and additions to me, however, keep in mind that official curriculum changes must pass through Academic Council and the Registrar before they are posted. I don’t recommend editing these pages in Cascade yourself as they are very complicated.

]]> Comment on Update a Faculty/Staff Bio Page by Update Faculty/Staff Web Bios at Arts and Sciences Technology Blog http://blog.richmond.edu/astech/archived-articles/writing-for-the-web/update-a-facultystaff-bio-page/#comment-10 Update Faculty/Staff Web Bios at Arts and Sciences Technology Blog Tue, 13 May 2008 13:33:21 +0000 http://blog.richmond.edu/astech/archived-articles/writing-for-the-web/update-a-facultystaff-bio-page/#comment-10 [...] If you have questions about what can go on your bio, please see the faculty/staff bio page. [...] […] If you have questions about what can go on your bio, please see the faculty/staff bio page. […]

]]> Comment on Training by Matthew Levy http://blog.richmond.edu/astech/archived-articles/training/#comment-9 Matthew Levy Wed, 05 Mar 2008 15:54:10 +0000 http://blog.richmond.edu/astech/archived-articles/training/#comment-9 Training update: Web Services has announced that they have resolved the workflow problem and will begin scheduling training sessions. Initial sessions will be held March 18 - 27. Kenyada Jones will contact you with your meeting time. Training update: Web Services has announced that they have resolved the workflow problem and will begin scheduling training sessions. Initial sessions will be held March 18 - 27. Kenyada Jones will contact you with your meeting time.

]]> Comment on Update a Faculty/Staff Bio Page by Matthew Levy http://blog.richmond.edu/astech/archived-articles/writing-for-the-web/update-a-facultystaff-bio-page/#comment-8 Matthew Levy Tue, 26 Feb 2008 19:30:51 +0000 http://blog.richmond.edu/astech/archived-articles/writing-for-the-web/update-a-facultystaff-bio-page/#comment-8 Spambots are programs that constantly troll through web sites looking for e-mail addresses. These addresses then get forwarded around the world for spamming purposes (both as recipients of spam and as “spoofed” From addresses in spam messages). Unless your machine is infected with a virus, the spambots can’t harvest your contact information out of your e-mail. You are fine to leave your e-mail signature as is. The spambot problem only applies to web pages. It is worth noting that we are making every effort to minimize the exposure of e-mail addresses on all campus web sites. This should help to reduce the number of spam messages we all receive. Spambots are programs that constantly troll through web sites looking for e-mail addresses. These addresses then get forwarded around the world for spamming purposes (both as recipients of spam and as “spoofed” From addresses in spam messages).

Unless your machine is infected with a virus, the spambots can’t harvest your contact information out of your e-mail. You are fine to leave your e-mail signature as is. The spambot problem only applies to web pages.

It is worth noting that we are making every effort to minimize the exposure of e-mail addresses on all campus web sites. This should help to reduce the number of spam messages we all receive.

]]> Comment on Update a Faculty/Staff Bio Page by Kim Joyce http://blog.richmond.edu/astech/archived-articles/writing-for-the-web/update-a-facultystaff-bio-page/#comment-7 Kim Joyce Tue, 26 Feb 2008 19:27:10 +0000 http://blog.richmond.edu/astech/archived-articles/writing-for-the-web/update-a-facultystaff-bio-page/#comment-7 Enjoyed the info you both shared at the A&S meeting yesterday - great job! You really made me think about security! I am probably sharing too much info in my email signature!! Is our email a medium that is very easily "mined" if I don't post to blogs or listservs? I do the same thing on my web sites...TOL...Yikes!!! When the Web was "born", a lot of talk about "signatures" on web sites and email was strongly encouraged as a "design element" to "get your name" and/or "get your site" out there as a "published" site online. It seems that this has an inverse effect in today's "connected world" and is perhaps a security risk. I am going to definitely make changes on my web sites and my email signatures?!?! Might even explain the constant flow of spam mail...oh my! Enjoyed the info you both shared at the A&S meeting yesterday - great job!

You really made me think about security! I am probably sharing too much info in my email signature!! Is our email a medium that is very easily “mined” if I don’t post to blogs or listservs? I do the same thing on my web sites…TOL…Yikes!!!

When the Web was “born”, a lot of talk about “signatures” on web sites and email was strongly encouraged as a “design element” to “get your name” and/or “get your site” out there as a “published” site online. It seems that this has an inverse effect in today’s “connected world” and is perhaps a security risk. I am going to definitely make changes on my web sites and my email signatures?!?! Might even explain the constant flow of spam mail…oh my!

]]> Comment on Training by Matthew Levy http://blog.richmond.edu/astech/archived-articles/training/#comment-6 Matthew Levy Wed, 20 Feb 2008 19:52:41 +0000 http://blog.richmond.edu/astech/archived-articles/training/#comment-6 Training update: Web Services is very close to finishing the system changes in Cascade. We expect that these upgrades will be in place by March 1 at the latest. With the system upgrades nearing completion, you can expect to receive information on training sessions with Kenyada Jones very soon. Training update: Web Services is very close to finishing the system changes in Cascade. We expect that these upgrades will be in place by March 1 at the latest. With the system upgrades nearing completion, you can expect to receive information on training sessions with Kenyada Jones very soon.

]]> Comment on Update a Faculty/Staff Bio Page by Web support - who can help? at Arts and Sciences Technology Blog http://blog.richmond.edu/astech/archived-articles/writing-for-the-web/update-a-facultystaff-bio-page/#comment-5 Web support - who can help? at Arts and Sciences Technology Blog Wed, 20 Feb 2008 19:23:18 +0000 http://blog.richmond.edu/astech/archived-articles/writing-for-the-web/update-a-facultystaff-bio-page/#comment-5 [...] Note: Your personal web site is not the same as your faculty/staff bio page on your department site. Owners have complete control over the content of personal web sites, which can be professional or personal in nature. Faculty/staff bio pages have basic directory information and can include a list of professional accomplishments, similar to what you might include in your CV. They are accessible via department faculty/staff listings and are updated via a central database. Bios can include a link to your personal web site or blog or both. Matthew Levy can help you update your bio page. [...] […] Note: Your personal web site is not the same as your faculty/staff bio page on your department site. Owners have complete control over the content of personal web sites, which can be professional or personal in nature. Faculty/staff bio pages have basic directory information and can include a list of professional accomplishments, similar to what you might include in your CV. They are accessible via department faculty/staff listings and are updated via a central database. Bios can include a link to your personal web site or blog or both. Matthew Levy can help you update your bio page. […]

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