Mike Richwalsky
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Cleveland United States
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Director of Marketing Services (web)
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Education
Website
highedwebtech.com
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Mike is director of marketing services at John Carroll University and a technology fellow at the National Institute for Technology in Liberal Education. An accomplished speaker, he focuses on the technical side of web development in higher education, with a focus on the cloud, web applications and more, with a bit of Facebook and Twitter thrown in.
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Are you missing out on the RSS revolution?

15 years ago • 1372 Views

Put the Technology to Work

15 years ago • 506 Views

Head in the Cloud

15 years ago • 379 Views

Using Amazon Web Services

14 years ago • 1778 Views

Integrating the cloud into your web operations

13 years ago • 336 Views

How My Website Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Cloud

13 years ago • 885 Views

Hold Up - WordPress can do that? GTFO!

13 years ago • 1647 Views

Designing for WordPress

13 years ago • 347 Views

Everything I know about the web I learned from Charlton Heston

11 years ago • 481 Views

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You Suck At PowerPoint! by @jessedee

Jesse Desjardins - @jessedee • 13 years ago

Help, My Presentation Sucks! 3 emergency ideas to help your presentation

Oliver Adria • 15 years ago
Personal Information
Organization / Workplace
Cleveland United States
Occupation
Director of Marketing Services (web)
Industry
Education
Website
highedwebtech.com
About
Mike is director of marketing services at John Carroll University and a technology fellow at the National Institute for Technology in Liberal Education. An accomplished speaker, he focuses on the technical side of web development in higher education, with a focus on the cloud, web applications and more, with a bit of Facebook and Twitter thrown in.
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wordpress higher education aws cloud facebook target audience data mining social media crisis mapping frictionless sharing web 2.0 target corporation gamification design ucda higheredweb gtfo heweb10 backups amazon web services php s3 iwmw2009 amazon eduweb media social twitter cuprap erie rss
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