Archive for the 'Web Writing' Category

Links We Love

Wednesday, March 23rd, 2011

Here is a list of links we at Seward love this week. Use them for work or play!

What We’re Reading

Wednesday, November 10th, 2010

Here are some of our favorite books and websites this week! I sent out a vague email soliciting items for this list, not specifying whether they should be for work or play. So, we have a bit of both.

So You’ve Heard about Web Content Strategy. Now What?

Tuesday, September 14th, 2010

Over the past two years, a “new” discipline has emerged in the web development world—web content strategy. I say “new” because many of us web professionals have been doing content strategy for years, we just didn’t have a name for it.
Here is how a couple of content strategy gurus define it:

“Content strategy is a repeatable system [...]

The Visible Invisible: Your Information Hiding in Plain Sight

Wednesday, August 18th, 2010

Finding a colleague’s photo on Google Images, displayed with a less-than-flattering filename got me thinking about the digital fragments we leave behind every day, unaware that other people can actually see them. I went looking for information about this and found a slew of articles from the computer forensics world on the field of “steganalysis” (from the Greek name, “steganos” [hidden or secret] and “graphy” [writing or drawing], which literally means “hidden writing.”) Good to know, but I’ll leave steganalysis to the funky computer forensics techs on the TV cop shows – I just wanted to be able to track down my own digital bits and pieces to avoid potential embarrassment. This article exposes some areas where your digital information is hiding in plain sight.

iPad in eLearning: Challenges and opportunities

Tuesday, July 13th, 2010

While the iPad really sparks the imagination with the possibilities it adds to eLearning, it has some challenges to overcome before it can truly be a game-changer in that arena.

What time is it? It’s REAL time!

Tuesday, July 6th, 2010

Real-time search has and will change the strategies employed by Web site managers and search optimizers. This article examines the explosion of user-generated content and the increased reliance on search to navigate the Web and offers strategies for keeping your online brand alive.

Nothing Succeeds Like Success: Enhance Your Recruiting Efforts with Student Success Stories

Monday, June 21st, 2010

Student success stories on your website help prospective students see what is possible when they take a particular program. This post gives you tips for writing these stories.

Write Alumni Profiles That Tell Your Story

Thursday, May 13th, 2010

Alumni profiles tell prospective students an important part of your story—your alumni’s accomplishments and contributions to the community. This post gives higher ed marketers guidance on how to gather the content and write them.

Write Killer Content for Your Higher-Ed Web Site

Tuesday, May 19th, 2009

A list of web writing best practices geared to the higher-education web content writer.