The School of Music now has a Department Web Framework site.  This site includes enhanced image options (slideshows, gallery pop-ups) and audio/video options (YouTube/Vimeo pop-ups, embedded SoundCloud clips) that we developed for the arts sites.  We also did extensive custom work to create rich landing pages for the Areas of Study (formerly Divisions) and Ensembles.  With over 80 faculty and staff, 54 degree programs, and hundreds of events, this is our largest Department Web Framework site to-date.

The next Department Web Framework users meeting will be Tuesday, February 25, 1:00-2:00pm in CMU 202 (Simpson Center conference room).

This meeting will be combined with the new Humanities & Social Sciences Marketing Roundtable.  We realize that the discussion topics and attendees at these two meetings may overlap, so we’re going to try combining them.  The first part will focus on more general marketing issues and content strategy, and any web-framework specific announcements and discussion will happen in the later part.

This winter our team will be building new websites for the School of Drama and DXARTS: Center for Digital Arts and Experimental Media.  Look for their new sites to debut in the spring.

Our next Department Web Framework users meeting will be Wednesday, October 30, from 10:00-11:00am in CMU 065.  The presentation topics will be YouTube and Trumba, the new campus events calendar.  There will also be general announcements and discussion.  Anyone who is an editor on a Department Web Framework site is invited.

This fall our team will begin building sites for the Dance Program and the School of Music in the Department Web Framework.  Keep an eye out for the new sites scheduled to launch in January 2014.

The Department of Slavic Languages & Literatures has a new website built with our Department Web Framework.  Explore it at http://slavic.washington.edu

The Division of Spanish & Portuguese Studies is the eighth department to have its site redesigned in the Department Web Framework.  See our handiwork at http://spanport.washington.edu.

The Department of Slavic Languages & Liteartures will be the ninth unit to join the framework.  Their site will launch in summer 2013.

The next meeting of the Department Web Framework users group will be Wednesday, May 29^th, from 10:00-11:00am in CMU 065.  Nancy Joseph, Director of Publications for the College of Arts & Sciences, will be joining us.

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The Comparative History of Ideas Program is the proud owner of the 7th site built with the Department Web Framework.  Visit it at http://chid.washington.edu