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Choosing a Web Content Management System
Collaboration 2.0: Interacting Profitably in a Connected World
Drupal 201: The Poster Child for Web 2.0 Community-Driven Website
Escaping the Static Cling: Delivering Dynamic Web Content
How to Develop an Enterprise Content Syndication Strategy
Internet 3.0: The Web as a Content Management System
Migrating Legacy Content: How to Improve Content Usability and Quality Through a Migration Project
Multi-Channel WCM Projects: Making Them Work
Next Generation Web Content Management with a Dash of Web 2.0
Open Standards and the Convergence of Wikis and Content Management Systems
Repurposing: Does Web Content Management Require New Metadata?
Social Media Optimization: Digg, Del.icio.us and Beyond
Web 2.0 and WCMS: Lessons We Can Learn From Web 2.0
Web 2.0 Meets the Enterprise: Lessons of an Effective Corporate Sales and Marketing Portal
Web Content Management in a Multimedia World: Blogs, podcasts, Audio, Video, Text....Oh My!
Session Details
Web Content Management in a Multimedia World: Blogs, podcasts, Audio, Video, Text....Oh My!
Speaker: Hilary MarshTime: 3:45 PM - 4:45 PM Date: November 26
Track: Web Technology & Workshops
The REALTOR.org content staff of 5 keeps the site up-to-date, leads the content efforts involved in redesigning site sections or the site’s representation of association programs, and serves as internal consultants for the rest of the association staff for all Web site issues.
- What can/should be automated with our CMS and what can’t/shouldn’t?
- What kinds of cultural changes are needed, and how do we go about making them?
- How to ensure that rules are applied effectively?
- How should we integrate content from various sources and various departments?
- When does a blog/podcast/audio/video make sense, and when does it not?
We have been successful from the beginning with some of our efforts and with others have had to revise our processes – or our expectations. We’ve learned from both these types of outcomes, and would like to share our learnings with others. Consolidating our content and applications from multiple platforms to one has helped us know what we know, solidify our approach and presentation, and evolve our standards to meet visitors’ expectations from the association.
Laptop computer required for this session



