Tim Erickson, AIM Business Development Director presented the Websites for Growth on June 11 - click here to review the archived webinar - http://breeze.unl.edu/p20204482/
To view the UNL Newcomer Research from May 4th presented by Charlotte Narjes and Becky Vogt - UNL Center for Applied Research and Randy Cantrell - Rural Initiative click here - http://breeze.unl.edu/p99682964/
May 7th - Click here for the archived webinar presented by Rod Armstrong, AIM Institute - http://breeze.unl.edu/p38241553/
Here is the archived webinar for the BECA 2009 held on April 30th - http://breeze.unl.edu/p22834279/
Archived webinar on SEO - Presented by Adam Haeder, AIM VP of Information Technology - http://breeze.unl.edu/p96102140/
Archived Webinar - http://breeze.unl.edu/p48335897/
Presentation from the Podcasting webinar - podcastwebinar2009websites
Archived Webinar - February 12, 2009
Use of LinkedIn as a tool for marketing your community
Flickr
• What is Flickr? - http://www.flickr.com/tour/
A great place to store and show photos to save on bandwidth charges or the complexity of setting up website galleries.
• Anyone have a community account?
- To get a flickr.com account - click here
• Flickr guidelines – http://www.flickr.com/guidelines.gne
- Badge - http://www.flickr.com/badge.gne
• A community example - Huntley - http://www.huntly.net/
• Show my groups
• Search for Nebraska
• Search for Tourism
- tagging and searching – photos can be used depending on the copyright
Blogs
• What is a Blog?
• Anyone participate in a blog
• How to create a Blog?
- http://wordpress.com/
- http://www.blogger.com/home
- http://www.typepad.com/
- http://www.coveritlive.com/
• Guidelines for blogging –
• Search for Blogs
• Examples of blogs
Other
More reasons why?
Adds for constant information and updates to audience/customers of news, removes editorial burden, new products, recipes, creates a “culture”, etc.
- GROW Nebraska - http://www.grownebraska.com/
- TinyUrl - http://tinyurl.com/
We have had some questions about Google Docs and Sites - Please feel free to post them here - so everyone can have access to them.
The one I answered today was - where do I view the history in docs and sites?
Docs - click on Tools in the pull down menu and at the bottom is Revision History - click on that and you can view all the history of that document - who has done what and when! You can even revert back to that version if you want.
Sites - there is a link at the bottom of each page entitled Recent Site History - same thing applies - you can see who has done what and when - and revert to back if you want!
December 11, 2008 - Archived Webinar - Google Docs/Sites - http://breeze.unl.edu/p73546554/
Review of Project & Schedule
www.websitesforgrowth.com
Google Account Signup - https://www.google.com/accounts/NewAccount
- Must visit - http://services.google.com/apps/resources/overviews/welcome/topicWelcome/index.html
- Interactive Training & Overview
Google Documents
- Why Google Documents?
- Introduction to Google Documents
- http://docs.google.com
- Help Files - http://documents.google.com/support/?hl=en
- Uploading
- Saving
- File formats
- Sharing: About owners, collaborators, and viewers
- Owners
- Can edit documents, spreadsheets and presentations, and invite more collaborators and viewers.
- Can delete documents, spreadsheets and presentations, and thereby remove access for collaborators and viewers. Please note: To fully delete a document, spreadsheet or presentation, and remove access to it, you must delete it and then Empty Trash.
- Collaborators
- Can edit documents, spreadsheets and presentations.
- Can invite or delete other collaborators and viewers (if the owner has given them permission).
- Can export a copy of the document, spreadsheet or presentations to their local hard drive.
- Viewers
- Can see the most recent version of a document, spreadsheet or presentation, but can’t make any changes.
- Can export a copy of the document, spreadsheet or presentation to their local hard drive.
- Access with Google Accounts
- Documents and spreadsheets: if they are published, or accessed by invitation, anyone can view them without a Google Account.
- Presentations: anyone can view if they are published. If a user is invited, a Google Account is needed.
