[Educational] Ploneability Higher Ed
chrisw-/awGbKECNgO/3pe1ocb+swC/[email protected] (Chris Williamson) Tue, 18 Sep 2007 23:26:31 +0000
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Dear Plone education list members and readers: Registration is open for http://ploneability.eventbrite.com Ploneability Higher Ed , a free one-day conference where college and university Web content managers, developers and site administrators will connect and share Plone success stories. Ploneability Higher Ed will take place at the University of Houston on Thursday, Nov. 8, with related events on adjacent days: a Plone Bootcamps training course and a meeting to discuss collaboration on higher education Plone products. Confirmed presenters and preliminary topics include: Alan Runyan, Plone project cofounder, on what?s next in open-source content management Kurt Bendl on the University of Louisville?s Plone rollout (more than 150 sites and counting), which has produced benefits for content managers, marketing and IT Christian Vinten-Johansen and Mike Halm on Penn State?s WebLion, a customized version of Plone plus consulting, development and training services Cameron Cooper on Connexions, the collaborative, Plone-powered course materials repository that was launched at Rice University and has received substantial news media attention Josten Ma on how nearly 40 Plone sites and a custom skinning product support the University of Houston?s effort to reach the top tier of U.S. research institutions Jordan Carswell on how a content management system can complement the course managment system, as Houston Community College does with its Plone-based Learning Web sites For location and travel information and to register, please visit the Ploneability Higher Ed registration page at http://ploneability.eventbrite.com ploneability.eventbrite.com . -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Ploneability-Higher-Ed-tf4477753s6741.html#a12768038 Sent from the Education mailing list archive at Nabble.com.