Information Design Supports Public Education
A follow up to our article, What's Information Design? And Why Should You Care? This article identifies the connection between information and design and the ways both educate the public.
Starting An Online Shop? Stores Open For This Absurd Reason
Have you ever thought about starting an online shop? Certainly you've heard stores about people selling their goods online and actually making money. I've thought about it too; but not for the reason you may think. Many people have encouraged…
A Bundle Of Three’s 3 Seo Tips and 3 Resources For Writing Content
Three Tips for Better Search Engine Rankings If search engine optimization has you thinking what can I do better to help people find my Website; try these three tips. • Search key words or phases in Google, Bing, or Yahoo. In the…
Three Quick Tips For Your Facebook Business Page
Do you have a Facebook business page? If so, consider these three tips to reach your audience. Tip One. Have you heard of the 60/30/10 rule? It means 60% of your Facebook content should be industry articles or community events shared with your audience. The…
Color Perception
Think you're good at distinguishing colors? Here's a fun way to pass the time. Try this website to see how good you are at perceiving colors.
Infographics and Digital Devices
Below are a few statistics regarding how information is retrieved and through which devices. With the growth in mobile technology, new user-friendly apps engage viewers and support marketing approaches to fit a growing digital community. These statistics are impacting how we…
Are Your Digital Devices Rewiring Your Brain?
American innovation has revolutionized the way we think, interact, and explore our creativity. As human beings, it's our brains ability to draw reasonable conclusions and make logical decisions that separate us from other earthly creatures. With the gift of free…
A HighEdWeb Tweet Retreat: Finding Inspiration Through Twitter Without Being in Milwaukee
I recently wrote an article that was published for The Journal of Higher Education Web Professionals. Below is the full article. I was sitting in my office contemplating my next biggest hurdle—to recode a corrupt web page for my new…