About Jenny Anspach

Jenny Anspach has been at Central Methodist University since 2005 and has a myriad of responsibilities including: the keeper of the CMU website, social media, the design and layout of print pieces for the University, the official “brand police”, and a bunch of other odds and ends. She also teaches a couple of classes in the Computer Science department. Jenny and her husband have 2 cats.

Posts by Jenny Anspach:

In the Shadow of the Colossi: Alumni online communities in the age of Facebook and LinkedIn #heweb11

View Session Description and Presenter Bio Francis Zablocki, online alumni community manager at SUNY Geneseo, discussed his school’s experiences with online communities. I’m going to roll this session blog a bit it differently than others as this topic hits a bit closer to home for me than other sessions I attended. I have been and…

On your mark, get set, mobile!

View Presentation Description and Presenter’s Bio. Photo by adropp, Flickr. Tiffany Broadbent, a Web Programmer with Creative Services at William & Mary, and Doug Gapinski, the Creative Director at mStoner, presented on the challenges and opportunities in mobile site delivery in higher education. Opportunity Mobile tech is helping people find whatever they want when they need…

All the Mobile Presentations From HighEdWeb 2011 – Mobile in Higher Ed: [...] LINK write-up | Slidedeck | Presenters: Tiffany Broadbent of William & Mary College and Doug Gaspinski of mStoner There…
#heweb11 #tnt8 and #austintx – TLB Tech Entries: [...] that folks were so interested in our topic. HighEdWeb’s magazine Link summarized our talk summarized our talk twice (!) if you’re…
» Dear Creative Services: please come home. William & Mary Creative Services: [...] that folks were so interested in our topic. HighEdWeb’s magazine Link summarized our talk summarized our talk twice (!) if you’re…
launching a mobile site: content and users come first. | InsideTimsHead: [...] development at HighEdWeb11 emphasized thinking about content before the technology. Sessions like “On Your Mark, Get Set, Mobile!” from…
#heweb11 #tnt8 and #austintx: [...] that folks were so interested in our topic. HighEdWeb’s magazine Link summarized our talk summarized our talk twice (!) if you’re…

Panoramas: A How-To

Panoramas can be created easily using Photoshop, and can be a great addition to your normal photo rotation.