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Title: Technological change is like an axe in the hands of a pathological criminal.


1
  • Technological change is like an axe in the hands
    of a pathological criminal.
  • Albert Einstein

2
Measuring Our Success
  • Weekday average daily number of visits is now
    currently around 18,000
  • These number show a 15 increase over the average
    for 2005
  • and approximately 23 increase over 2004.
  • Thats approximately a half a million visits to
    some area of www.PhilaU.edu every month!

3
Charting Traffic
4
Recent improvements
  • Dynamic calendar by Trumba at www.PhilaU.edu/calen
    dar.html or mixed-in
  • (e.g. www.PhilaU.edu/alumni/schedule.html)
  • Faculty information managed by database at
    www.PhilaU.edu/schools/ssh/faculty.asp
  • Information tailored to Parents at
    www.PhilaU.edu/Parents
  • Institutional Research pages at www.PhilaU.edu/IR
  • Accounting as model for new features at
    www.PhilaU.edu/sba/UndergradMajors/Accounting
  • YouTube account for Philadelphia University
  • iTunes University

5
Future improvements
  • Improved application process
  • Online giving
  • All faculty info dynamically generated
  • Directory info from Colleague
  • XML markup for catalog
  • A new web site for Fashion Design
  • A new web site for School of Design and Media
  • A new web site for Instructional Design and
    Technology
  • A Faculty Lounge
  • Business and Finance umbrella site

All of these improvements are necessary, but only
a few really address where we need to be
6
Where we are vs. Where we need to be
  • print model data model
  • non-compliant HTML compliant HTML and use of XML
  • 99 static HTML dynamic HTML and XHTML
  • CSS for fonts comprehensive CSS
  • limited CMS better CMS
  • human hierarchy faceted classification
  • labor-intensive nav more of a wiki model
  • limited vendor solutions extended vendor
    solutions
  • fractured integrated

7
How we Get to Where We Need to Be
  • Content managers continue to manage content, but
    be prepared for a change to the CMS
  • WAG members need to be in agreement that
    development means holistic change and not
    one-off postings (read as patience in the
    coming months)
  • Increased focus on the public web site for
    recruitment, and overall communications and
    operations

8
  • It doesnt work to leap a twenty-foot chasm in
    two ten-foot jumps.
  • American Proverb
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