Archive | January, 2008

Web Trend #4 – Rich Media

For most people, when you mention web content they automatically think of words, perhaps augmented with pictures. But with the recent growth of Rich Media, web content now includes audio, video, animation and other interactive elements. As computer performance continues to improve and broadband access becomes ubiquitous, delivering rich media via the web provides a  Read more »

eduDesigners.com

The new uwebd social network is paying dividends.  The network is just 6 weeks old but I have already met many new, knowledgeable  people with great insights into higher education web development.  One of these people is John Strubel, who ha

Essay on Higher Education Getting Flattened

Last year I was one of several thought leaders who were asked by the 2006-07 National Association of Colleges and Employers Future Directions Task Force to write an essay on “how college students and employers will interact and connect in the year 2

More on the 90:9:1 rule

Previously I posted about the 90:9:1 rule which states that must users of online social networks lurk rather than participate. I decide to analyze the activity on the new uwebd social network on Ning to see if this applicable. I did the research

Domain Name Blues – Part II

I want to warn people that my domain name markagreenfield.com is no longer under my control and appears to be being used for unlawful purposes.  The content currently being displayed there appears to be similar to my content, but is not.  I hav

2008 eduWeb Conference

I am pleased to announce that I will be the opening keynote speaker at the eduWeb Conference being held on July 21st -23rd at the Trump Marina Hotel in Atlantic City. I’m also excited that Karine Joly of collegewebeditor.com fame will be the closing