Daniel Klotz \u2013
\n@ the risk of revealing my age, I began publishing articles when the\u00a0only\u00a0available option was newsprint on something called ‘paper’. Gradually, my writing appeared in both paper and electronic form, and mirroring the industry trends nationally, more recently appears online only. Out of\u00a0my published articles, highlights include interviews of NBA star Kevin Garnett; basketball coach and Brother-in Law Craig Robinson, Olympic gold medalist and pro volleyball player Kerri Walsh-Jennings, and others of note. I\u00a0will speak about the transition to blogging and publishing using WordPress, and the ease with which that option presents itself even to someone not terribly up on the latest technology.\u00a0I will also provide examples of how an Online presence can reach untapped audiences.<\/p>\n
Kari Lukovics \u2013
\nBlogging platforms can be used strategically for more than just daily thoughts and insights. The usability and customization capabilities of WordPress make it easy to create streamlined, impressive personal brand statements that are content-rich. I will highlight my experiences creating a unique, professional online platform as a student, and how this site will transfer into my career.\u00a0www.karillukovics.com\u00a0<\/p>\n
Jonathan Friesem \u2013
\nIn today\u2019s digital world, WordPress gives an opportunity for youth to express their unique identity and express their voice in many creative ways. As part of the First Star URI Ram Academy last summer, students experience many different digital ways to explore their identity as adolescents. In this presentation, participants will be able to see their website and the way it was used for research purposes. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Daniel Klotz \u2013 @ the risk of revealing my age, I began publishing articles when the\u00a0only\u00a0available option was newsprint on something called ‘paper’. Gradually, my writing appeared in both paper and electronic form, and mirroring the industry trends nationally, more … Continue reading Panel: The use of WordPress at The Harrington School of Communication and Media, URI<\/span>