Web Administration devBlog

Now that the dust has settled on our Spring of Web 2009 event, I wanted to summarize the event and surveys handed out to attendees. (more…)

After the Google Analytics Webinar held last week, participants were asked to fill out a form to rate the class.

Overall, attendees gave it relatively high marks, but I decided to contact a few people and get some more detailed responses. Here they are: (more…)

For those of you who either did not get a chance to attend or those who want to revisit the Google Analytics webinars again, we have posted links to the webinar archives and the slides that were presented. You’ll need to log in via Gatorlink, but otherwise it’s free for use by UF folks.

Please be aware, these archives are only available until April 3rd.

In a recent post, we talked about the availability of some terrific (and terrifically reasonable) webinars. Now, thanks to our friends at the Center for Instructional Technology and Training, we will be offering the Google Analytics webinars to the UF web community — for free.
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While doing my standard, obsessive reading on all things web, I ran across two webinars that I thought would be of interest to the UF web community. Not only are these conferences interesting and relevant, they provide the opportunity to get top notch training without having to travel — all at a great price!
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