The Curricular Technology Team is pleased to announce that its primary recommendations for how to segue from Segue has been approved by the Library and Information Services (LIS) Area Directors Team. In essence, the team recommended the development of a … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Segue from Segue Updates
Tag: Web Application Development
New Print Theme for MIDD/MIIS sites & Additional GO Revisions
We recently updated the GO application with a new editing interface including more verbose, color coded, messages as well as additional input validation. We are looking for feedback as to the ease of use, etc. so please share any suggestions … Continue reading →…Continue Reading New Print Theme for MIDD/MIIS sites & Additional GO Revisions
Find a GO link ina”GO”priate? Do something about it!
We are happy to announce a new feature to the GO shortcut application, the ability to flag go links as inappropriate. While our community of users is certainly of the highest caliber, the GO application is susceptible to the occasional … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Find a GO link ina”GO”priate? Do something about it!
New Course Schedule Planner
We have just introduced a new course schedule planning tool to help students discover courses and arrange selections of them that avoid timing conflicts. When browsing the online catalog at go/catalog you can now log in and save courses that you find interesting. Look for “Save” links to the top-right of course descriptions. Courses can […]…Continue Reading New Course Schedule Planner
New WordPress Themes Available
We’ve made several changes to the WordPress platform, known on-campus as sites.middlebury.edu. Hey! You’re there right now! New Header Soon, we will update the design of the header so that a small bar appears across every blog we host with some useful links. This design is modeled on blogger.com and its purpose is to foster […]…Continue Reading New WordPress Themes Available
More GO Info
Since we moved GO to its new home last week I’ve been busy fixing a number of bugs that have come up, as well as made a few improvements that I hope will be helpful.
Today’s big improvement is that the GOtionary now provides info pages for every shortcut.
The info page will tell you who […]…Continue Reading More GO Info
GO is moving to a new server
Over the past few years the GO shortcut and redirection application has become central to the college’s web infrastructure, allowing easy-to-remember permalinks that can be updated as resources are moved.
Tomorrow morning we will be migrating GO from a multi-use Windows server to its own RedHat server. The primary impetus for this move is to resolve […]…Continue Reading GO is moving to a new server