Abridged List
Last updated: January 2022
National Association of Educational Procurement (November 2021)
- Incorporating Accessibility into the Procurement Process
SUNY Technology Conference (June 2021)
- Overview of Campus Accessibility Plans, Policy Implementation across SUNY and Best Practices to Institutionalize Digital Accessibility
CUNY Accessibility Conference (April 2021)
- Zen and the Art of Document Accessibility
Accessing Higher Ground Conference (November 2020)
- Accessibility in the Voice First Era
HERC: The ADA at 30: Compliance to Inclusion in the Time of COVID-19 (November 2020)
- Accommodations and Accessibility within our Educational Systems
Legal Issues in Higher Education Conference (October 2020)
- Digital Accessibility in the Age of Remote Learning
OmniUpdate Webcast (September 2020)
- WCAG 2.1 vs. 2.0: What are the Main Differences and Why Does it Matter to Higher Education?
The evolllution Webcast (June 2020)
- How the Move from Atoms to Bits Will Fundamentally Reshape Higher Education
Accessing Higher Ground (November 2019)
- Accessibility and the 7 Habits
Voice Summit (July 2019)
- Accessibility on a College Campus in the Voice First Era
SUNYCUAD (June 2019)
- Engraining Accessibility into the Fabric of the Institution
SUNY Technology Conference (June 2019)
- Web Accessibility Officers – Panel Discussion
University at Buffalo Communicators Conference (March 2019)
- Removing Barriers to Accessibility: Crucial Steps to Make Your Website Compliant
Accessibility: Designing Access for All Learners (March 2019)
- An Introduction to Web Accessibility
SUNY Webinar (October 2018)
- Best Practices in Addressing Accessibility in the Procurement Process
SUNY Technology Conference (June 2018)
- Accessible Technology Acquisitions
- An Introduction to Web Accessibility
University at Buffalo Summit on Inclusive Excellence (May 2018)
- An Introduction to Web Accessibility
New York State Disabilities Service Council (November 2017)
- An Introduction to Web Accessibility
HighEdWeb 2017 (October 2017)
- Leadership Academy – Web Governance in Higher Education
- Taskonomy Instead of Taxonomy: Improving IA and UX with Top Tasks
OmniUpdate Users Conference (March 2017)
- Opening Keynote: Why the Web Matter
HighEdWeb 2016 (October 2016)
- Leadership Academy – Web Governance in Higher Education
- The Web is Not a Project: How to Effectively Manage Your Web Operations
eduWeb Digital Summit (August 2016)
- Web Redesign Done Right – The First Time
Elements: The Web Conference at Penn State (June 2016)
- Web Redesign Done Right – The First Time
Academic Impressions – Planning for a Higher Ed Website Redesign (March 2016)
- Planning and Web Governance
- Incorporating User Centered Design into the Redesign Process
- Ensuring Quality: Ongoing Website Maintenance
- Continuous Evaluation and Measurement
HighEdWeb 2015 (October 2015)
- Leadership Academy – Web Governance in Higher Education
- The .edu Manifesto
- Managing the Unmanageable – Web Governance in Higher Education
- Web Redesign Done Right – The First Time
Canadian Marketing Association (September 2015)
- Web Redesign Done Right – The First Time
eduWeb Digital Summit (July 2015)
- Opening Keynote – The .edu Manifesto
- Workshop – Web Governance in Higher Education
SUNYCUAD 2015 (June 2015)
- Managing the Unmanageable – Web Governance in Higher Education
- Going Beyond the Faculty Directory: Proven Ways to Generate More Media Hits by Showcasing Your Faculty Experts
SUNYCAP (June 2015)
- Using the Web and Digital to Improve Student Recruitment
National Council for Marketing and Public Relations Annual Conference (March 2015)
- Why the Web Matters (more than you think)
HighEdWeb 2014 (October 2014)
- Leadership Academy – Web Governance in Higher Education
- Own the Second Paragraph
2014 PSEWeb Conference (July 2014)
- Keynote – The Great Unbundling
2014 CASE VI Conference (January 2014)
- It’s the End of the Web As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)
HighEdWeb 2013 (October 2013)
- The Great Unbundling
2013 UBTech Conference (June 2013)
- Featured Talk: Higher Education Gets Flattened
2013 Penn State Web Conference (June 2013)
- Best Practices in Web Evaluation
Tri-State Consortium of Opportunity Programs Biennial Conference (April 2013)
- Engaging the Millennials: Social Media in Higher Education
CASE IV Conference (March 2013)
- Why the Web Matters (More Than You Think)
- Herding Cats – Web Governance in HIgher Education)
OmniUpdate Users Conference (March 2013)
- Plenary – Best Practices in Web Evaluation
CASE V and VI Joint Conference (December 2012)
- It’s the End of the Web as We Know It (and I feel fine!)
Finger Lakes Community College Conference – Jumping the Desk (October 2012)
- Keynote – Born to be Wired: Technology, Communications and the Millennial Generation
HighedWeb 2012 (October 2012)
- Leadership Academy – Web Governance
CASE Conference for Community College Advancement (October 2012)
- Engaging the Millennials: Social Media in Higher Education
HighEdWeb Arkansas (July 2012)
- Keynote: It’s the End of the Web as We Know It (and I feel fine!)
- Workshop: Implementing Web Governance on Your Campus
New York State CIO Conference (July 2012)
- Social Media and Student Success
- Higher Education Gets Flattened
University Business Technology Conference (June 2012)
- Managing the Unmanageable: Web Governance in Higher Education
J. Boye Philadelphia 12 (May 2012)
- How a Social Intranet Can Save Higher Education
- The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Web Leaders
#140cuse (April 2012)
- Higher Education Gets Flattened
Finger Lakes Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America (March 2012)
- Don’t Take Your Website for Granted
CUPRAP Spring Professional Development Conference (March 2012)
- Engaging the Millennials: Social Media in Higher Education
OmniUpdate Users Conference (March 2012)
- Plenary Session – Bringing Web Governance to Higher Education
- Social Media and Mobile Panel Discussion
EDUCAUSE West/Southwest Online Regional Conference (February 2012)
- Panel Discussion – The Truth Is Out There: Social Media for Teaching and Learning
World Usability Day New England (November 2011)
- Social Media and Student Success
Symposium for the Marketing of Higher Education (November 2011)
- Managing the Convergence of Web Content, Social Media and Mobile Devices
HighedWeb 2011 (October 2011)
- Herding Cats: Web Governance in Higher Education
National Conference on Student Recruitment, Marketing, and Retention (July 2011)
- Managing the Unmanageable: Web Governance in Higher Education
- Going Mobile: An Introduction to the Mobile Web
2011 Penn State Web Conference (June 2011)
- The 3rd Annual Social Media Summit
2011 SUNY CUAD Annual Conference (June 2011)
- Opening Plenary Session: What Does Effective Higher Education Leadership Look Like? Is Your School Leading or Following?
- It’s the End of the Web as We Know It (and I feel fine!)
- Building a Social Media Strategic Framework
RIT Faculty Institute on Teaching and Learning (May 2011)
- Keynote: Born to be Wired: Technology, Communications and the Millennial Generation
PSEWEB (May 2011)
- Presentation: Herding Cats: Web Governance in Higher Education
J. Boye Conference (May 2011)
- Higher Ed Keynote: It’s the End of the Web as We Know It (and I feel fine!)
.eduGuru Summit (March 2011)
- Presentation: Herding Cats: Building an Enrollment Focused Web Strategy
Hobsons University Europe 2011 (March 2011)
- Opening Keynote: It’s the End of the Web as We Know It (and I feel fine!)
2011 OmniUpdate Users Conference (March 2011)
- Opening Keynote: Managing the Convergence of Web Content, Social Media, and Mobile Devices
- Group Discussion Facilitator: Social Media and Your Campus — What Is (or Isn’t) Working
eRecruitment Web Forum (February 2011)
- Herding Cats: Building an Enrollment Focused Web Strategy
CASE District V Conference (December 2010)
- Presentation: Higher Ed – The Toughest Gig in All the Web
J. Boye Conference – Aarhus (November 2010)
- Workshop: Guerrilla UCD: A practical approach to User Centered Design
- Higher Ed Keynote: Higher Ed – The Toughest Gig in All the Web
Noel-Levitz Strategic Web and E-Communications Forum (October 2010)
- Information Architecture for Higher Education
- Harnessing the Power of Social Media to Enhance Your E-Recruitment Program
- Strategies, Staffing, and Budgets for Your E-Recruitment Team
2010 HighEdWeb Conference (October 2010)
- Presentation: It’s the End of the Web as We Know It (and I Feel Fine!) Redux
- Presentation: The Cluetrain Stops at Higher Ed, Will Anyone Take Delivery?
Consortium of College and University Media Centers (CCUMC) Annual Conference (October 2010)
- Opening Keynote: It’s the End of the Web as We Know It (and I Feel Fine!)
2010 eduWeb Conference (July 2010)
- Workshop: Creating a Comprehensive Social Media Framework
- Presentation: Higher Ed: The Toughest Gig in All the Web
National Conference on Student Recruitment, Marketing, and Retention (July 2010)
- Presentation: Twitter for Rookies
- Presentation: It’s the End of the Web as We Know It
- Presentation: Finding Your Voice – Using Twitter to Improve and Retention
Penn State Web 2010 Conference – (June 2010)
- Panel Discussion: Don’t Be a Twit – When the Backchannel Goes Rogue
- Presentation: The Cluetrain Comes to Higher Ed – Will Anyone Take Delivery
- Virtual Summit – Higher Ed, Social Media, and the law
Canadian Post-Secondary Web Conference -(May 2010)
- Opening Keynote: It’s the End of the Web as We Know It (and I Feel Fine!) Redux
UB Professional Staff Senate Conference – (May 2010)
- Presentation: Can You Hear Me Now? New Communication Tools for the New Millennium
J. Boye Conference – Philadelphia (May 2010)
- Presentation: Higher Ed – The Toughest Gig in All the Web
Noel-Levitz Strategic Web and E-Communications Forum (April 2010)
- Information Architecture for Higher Education
- Hitting the “Tweet Spot” With Your Social Media Program
- Web Management and Governance
New York State Association for College Admission Counseling (April 2010)
- The ABC’s of Social Networking
North Carolina Network for Excellence in Teaching (April 2010)
- Join the Conversation – Social Media in Higher Education
2010 OmniUpdate Users Conference (March 2010)
- Keynote Speech: Perpetual Change: What’s Next for the Web?
Noel-Levitz Strategic Web and E-Communications Forum – Irvine (January 2010)
- Hitting the “Tweet Spot” With Your Social Media Programs
CASE District V Conference (December 2009)
- Presentation: It’s the End of the Web as We Know It (and I Feel Fine!)
- Panel Discussion: Ask the Social Media Experts
Noel-Levitz Strategic Web and E-Communications Forum – Tampa (December 2009)
- Hitting the “Tweet Spot” With Your Social Media Programs
Noel-Levitz & NASPA Webinar (November 2009)
- Webinar: Expanding the Use of Social Networking to Engage Currently Enrolled Students
HighEdWeb 2009 (October 2009)
- Presentation: Join the Conversation: Social Media in Higher Education
- Presentation: The Kids are Alright
National Conference on Student Recruitment, Marketing, and Retention (July 2009)
- Presentation: Join the Conversation: Social Media in Higher Education
Connect University 2009 (July 2009)
- Keynote Speech: Connecting with Students: Join the Conversation
Web 2009: A Conference for Penn State Web Professionals (June 2009)
- Presentation: What 3rd Graders Can Teach Us About Web Accessibility
- Presentation: FREE!
- Special Workshop: Social Media Summit
HighEdWeb Regional Conference (April 2009)
- Presentation: Higher Ed Web Development Gets Flattened (or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the New World Order
CASE – Communication, Marketing and Technology (April 2009)
- Presentation: Born to be Wired: Technology, Communications and the Millennial Generation
- Presentation: Higher Ed Web Development Gets Flattened, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the New World Order
National Technical Institute for the Deaf (April 2009)
- Special Lecture: Born to be Wired: Technology, Communications and the Millennial Generation
2009 OmniUpdate Users Conference (March 2009)
- Keynote Speech: Navigating to Success with the Ever-Changing Web
CollegeBoard – Middle States Regional Forum 2009 (February 2009)
- Workshop: Connecting With Students: Join the Conversation
New York State Financial Aid Administrators Association Annual Conference (October 2008)
- General Session: It’s the End of the Web as We Know It (And I Feel Fine!)
West Virginia Higher Education Technology Conference (September 2008)
- Opening Keynote Speech: It’s the End of the Web as We Know It (And I Feel Fine!)
Montana Post Secondary Educational Opportunities Council (August 2008)
- Opening Keynote Speach: Born to Be Wired: Technology, Communication and the Millennial Generation
- Workshop: Social Networking in Higher Education
National Association of Fellowship Advisors (NAFA) Regional Workshop (July 2008)
- General Session: It’s the End of the Web as We Know It Redux
eduWeb Conference (July 2008)
- Opening Keynote Address: It’s the End of the Web as We Know It Redux
- Workshop: Join the Conversation: Social Media in Higher Education
Increasing Enrollment and Retention via Technology: Blending High Tech and High Touch (June 2008)
- Presentation: Born to Be Wired: Technology, Communication and the Millennial Generation
- Presentation: It’s the End of the Web as We Know it (and I Feel Fine!)
- Presentation: Emerging Web Technologies: Building New Connections in Higher Education
Penn State Web Conference (June 2008)
- Presentation: The Seven Habits of Highly Effective Web Teams
- Presentation: It’s the End of the Web as We Know It Redux
- Workshop: The Long Tail of Social Networks — Building Successful Niche Social Networks
University and College Designers Association Design Educational Summit (May 2008)
- General Session: Born to be Wired: Technology, Communication and the Millennial Generation
Eastern Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators Conference (May 2008)
- General Session: It’s the End of the Web as We Know It
New York State Transfer and Articulation Association Annual Conference (May 2008)
- Pre-Conference Workshop: Web 2.0 – Looking at the Web with a New Lense
CollegeBoard – Middle States Regional Forum 2008 (February 2008)
- Presentation: Connecting with Students: New Technologies
Vermont Student Assistance Corporation Annual Meeting (November 2007)
- Keynote Speech: Communications 2.0 – Strategies for a New Paradigm
HighEdWebDev 2007 (October 2007)
- Presentation: Higher Ed Web Development Gets Flattened (or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the New World Order
- Presentation (Panel Discussion): Technology and Emergency Communications
- Workshop (Panelist): Workshop 2.0
RIT National Technical Institute for the Deaf (October 2007)
- Guest Speaker: It’s the End of the Web as We Know It (and I Feel Fine!)
University and College Designer’s Association (UCDA) Design Conference (September 2007)
- Presentation: It’s the End of the Web as We Know It (and I Feel Fine!)
Vermont Association of Financial Aid Administrators (VASFAA) Summer Conference (June 2007)
- Keynote Speech: Born to be Wired: Technology Communication and the Millennial Generation
SUNY Career Development Organization 2007 Conference (June 2007)
- Keynote Speech: It’s the End of the Web as We Know It (And I Feel Fine!)
Penn State 2007 Web Conference (June 2007)
- Presentation: Higher Ed Web Development Gets Flattened (or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the New World Order
SUNYCUAD Educational Conference (June 2007)
- Presentation: It’s the End of the Web as We Know It (And I Feel Fine!)
Genesee Community College Annual Mini Summit (May 2007)
- Keynote Speech: Born to be Wired: Technology Communication and the Millennial Generation
Western New York Library Resources Council Web 2.0 Conference (March 2007)
- Keynote Speech: Born to be Wired: Technology Communication and the Millennial Generation
Oswego (February 2007)
- Guest Speaker: Born to be Wired: Technology Communication and the Millennial Generation
Cornell – UCPL Program (University Computer Policy and Law) (February 2007)
- Presentation: Web 2.0 and Accessibility: What Challenges and Opportunities Await?
Western New York Association of College Career Centers (February 2007)
- Presentation: Born to be Wired: Technology Communication and the Millennial Generation
University at Buffalo Library Summit (January 2007)
- Presentation: Born to be Wired: Technology Communication and the Millennial Generation
HighEdWebDev 2006 (October 2006)
- Workshop: Emerging Web Technologies: Building New Connections in Higher Education
- Presentation: It’s the End of the Web as We Know It (And I Feel Fine!)
Web 2006 – Penn State (June 2006)
- Closing Keynote Speech: Born to be Wired: Technology Communication and the Millennial Generation
- Workshop: Emerging Web Technologies: Building New Connections in Higher Education
- Presentation: It’s the End of the Web as We Know It (And I Feel Fine!)
SUNY Career Development Organization – Annual Conference (June 2006)
- Presentation: Born to be Wired: Technology Communication and the Millennial Generation
University at Buffalo Professional Staff Senate – Annual Conference (May 2006)
- Presentation: Emerging Technologies: New Tools to Create and Consume Web Content
Emory University (April 2006)
- Guest Speaker: Born to be Wired: Technology Communication and the Millennial Generation
University at Buffalo School of Management Smart Business Seminar (March 2006)
- Panelist: Blogging for Business – Strategies for Growing Your Business
Uniting Across Campuses Annual Conference (March 2006)
- Guest Speaker: Born to be Wired: Technology Communication and the Millennial Generation
University of Rochester Science and Technology Seminar (January 2006)
- Guest Speaker: Born to be Wired: Technology Communication and the Millennial Generation
Western New York Library Research Council (November 2005)
- Guest Speaker: Born to be Wired: Technology Communication and the Millennial Generation
HighEdWebDev 2005 (October 2005)
- Presentation: Born to be Wired: Technology Communication and the Millennial Generation
Erie Community College – Opening day (August 2005)
- Keynote Speaker: Born to be Wired: Technology Communication and the Millennial Generation
UBit Fair – University at Buffalo (June 2005)
- Presentation: Born to be Wired: Technology Communication and the Millennial Generation
Erie Community College Summer Institute (June 2005)
- Keynote Speaker: Born to be Wired: Technology Communication and the Millennial Generation