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Atlantic BT’s Randy Earl To Present on Higher Education Web Content & Strategy

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January 24, 2019
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Our very own Randy Earl, no stranger to the digital world of Higher Education, has been asked to present at WPCampus Online on Thursday, January 31st at 2:00PM.  This is a free, virtual conference slated to offer a lot of insight into digital and content strategy in the world of Higher Education.

As UX Research Manager at Atlantic BT, Randy has designed and built the digital and content strategy for private and public universities alike.  In this session, Randy will touch on many subjects that hit close to home for those in Higher Education:

  • Accessibility
  • Usability
  • Integrating Amazon’s text-to-service
  • Creating and using AWS accounts
  • Use of lexicons
  • SSML (Speed Synthesis Markup Language)
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