Attend The Free WPCampus 2020 Online Conference by Nathan Smith Last updated on July 9, 2020 This year’s WPCampus Conference (“a gathering of web professionals, educators, and people dedicated to the confluence of WordPress in higher education”) will be taking place online July 29-30. While we are sad at the idea of not seeing some…Continue Reading Attend The Free WPCampus 2020 Online Conference
Your school website is one of your most valuable communication tools. Students, parents and people from your local community will use it to find out more about your school, so it’s important that you make the best possible use of it….Continue Reading Using Your School Website to Communicate with Your Community
We’re honored to support the WPCampus community by sponsoring the Annual Conference – with this year’s event taking place July 25-27 in Portland, Oregon. For those that can’t attend in person, all sessions will be live-streamed, for free, as well! You can also check out the recordings of previous conference sessions too. There’s a treasure…Continue Reading Our Continued Support Of WPCampus
We’re excited to be headed to St. Louis next week for the 3rd annual WPCampus conference! For those not able to attend, we invite you to join in on the live stream for free, which we’re happy to be a sponsor. You can see the schedule and learn more here at 2018.wpcampus.org/watch. Sessions will be…Continue Reading WPCampus Conference, Livestream, and Podcast
There are many organizations out there that rank schools in many ways – and we know that these rankings should be taken with a grain of salt. But for a bit of fun, we took the latest ‘Best Global Universities Rankings‘ from the US News and World Report, to see if we could find ways…Continue Reading How The Top 50 Universities In The World Are All Using WordPress
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We’re excited to be attending the ISTE conference!…Continue Reading Here We Come, ISTE 2017!
All websites should be accessible: that’s obvious. If your site isn’t accessible to the widest possible number of people, then you’re missing out on a sizeable chunk of your potential audience. But for schools, colleges, and universities, this is even more important. Schools are educational institutions, part of the community they sit in and providing…Continue Reading How to do an Accessibility Audit on Your School Website
Creating a plan for content production, involving students in this and scheduling posts in advance are just some of the ways you can ensure your site stays relevant and up to date throughout the year. But what do you do during the long summer vacation?…Continue Reading Getting Your School Website Ready for the Summer