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Sharing Knowledge

The sharing of knowledge is often more valuable than the application of that knowledge. Over time members of our group will share their industry knowledge via blogs and other postings. The sharing of this knowledge is not only a valuable resource, but also promotes the concept of shared information on which the internet was built.

Blogs

• higheredweb - Higher Education Web Sites
• webability - Web Accessibility, Usability and Anything Design that Enables

Conference Proceedings

• CSU Community of Academic Technology Staff
  • 2006 : Using Web Standards and Open-Source Technologies for the Integration of Web Services
  • 2005 : Measuring Web Site Success
  • 2004 : Designing with Web Standards
  • 2003 : Web Accessibility
  • 2002 : Web Accessibility
  • 2001 : Web Accessibility
• EDUCAUSE
  • 2004 Western Regional Conference : Integrating Web Services with Open-Source Technologies
  • 2004 National Conference : Designing with Web Standards
• San Francisco Bay Area Higher Ed Web Professionals
  • 2004 Stanford University : Web Accessibility

Miscellaneous

• University RSS Feeds - article; San Jose State University [pdf]
• Integrating Web Services [pdf]

Podcasts

• none available

Publications

• coming soon

Sites

• Web Accessibility Learning Modules - grant-funded work product [website]

White Papers/Technical Briefs

• ePortfolios
• Web Portals

These works are licensed under a Creative Commons
Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs2.5 License.

Knowledge is "information combined with experience, context, interpretation, and reflection. It is a high-value form of information that is ready to apply to decisions and actions."

T. Davenport et al., 1998