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Web Pro Community Challenge
The second annual Web Pro Community Challenge was announced at Adobe MAX (San Francisco) yesterday. The Web Pro Challenge is a Web design competition designed to provide the Web community with an opportunity to showcase their skills and talents, win prizes and benefit the community by designing and developing a […]
Read MoreInterview with Jeffrey Zeldman
This is a podcast which was also posted on the WOW Technology Minute website today.
Read MoreCongratulations
Congratulations to Luan Railsback and Sheri Humphrey. They won First Place at the SkillsUSA national web design contest in Kansas City this week. Well done! There should be some additional information about the contest posted on the WOW weblog (WOW Technology Minute) in the next week or two. Contestants at […]
Read MoreHappy Webmaster Day
I believe GoDaddy initiated this idea – today is the day to say thanks to all those who tirelessly keep websites up and running. More information can be found at: http://www.godaddy.com/gdshop/holiday/webmastersday/send_ecard.asp?ci=12356 and http://wowtechminute.com/. As a teacher of these technologies, let me add my note of thanks to those who keep things […]
Read MoreICC wins WOW Academy of the Year award
I participated in the WOW Advisory Board summit in Las Vegas from Oct. 31 – Nov. 2, 2007. In addition to makiing a presentation on AJAX and Web 2.0, we reviewed existing web curriculum standards and identified new areas for inclusion (such as microformats). During this summit, it was announced that […]
Read MoreCongratulations
Congratulations to Jeff Freeman and Jonathan Worent for placing 4th at the SkillsUSA national web design competition in Kansas City last week. They did well. Over $225,000 in prizes were awarded to the winning web design teams (both secondary and post-secondary – first through third places). I recommend this as […]
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Thought I would try a creative effect with the #2024Eclipse.
And it begins. #2024Eclipse
Scammers are at it again. Let’s see - not an Illinois’s area code, not a proper top level domain for a government agency and more.
Encountered this creature at the start of our walk at Forest Park Nature Center today. Our entomology group outing this month.
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