WEBMGRS Digest for Friday, March 28, 2014.
1. Re: We can't thank you enough
2. Re: We can't thank you enough
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Subject: Re: We can't thank you enough
From: "Patsy Quick" <pnqu...@cox.net>
Date: Fri, 28 Mar 2014 10:13:33 -0400
X-Message-Number: 1
Perfectly said. Thank you all so much for the immediate attention when called
upon!! The new Salsa is great, too!!
Patsy Quick
Mt. Vernon Branch
AAUW of VA Communications VP
From: Judy Balsanek
Sent: Thursday, March 27, 2014 10:52 PM
To: web managers
Subject: Re: We can't thank you enough
I too am very appreciative of the commendable support from site resources from
Megan Morrison's initial help with web design, her prompt updates, continued
guidance and positive attitude.
You're the wind beneath my wings. Thanks so much for all you do for AAUW.
Judy Balsanek, site-resources
Twin Rivers/New Bern (NC) AAUW
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From: Sharron Cassavant <scassav...@goeaston.net>
To: web managers <webmgrs@listsrv.aauw.org>
Sent: Thursday, March 27, 2014 9:42 PM
Subject: Re: We can't thank you enough
I second Carolâs sentiments. Iâve never asked for help without receiving
it promptly and with great clarity.
Sharron Cassavant
Web Manager
AAUW Easton, MD
On Mar 27, 2014, at 7:34 PM, Carol Buskirk <cmbusk...@verizon.net> wrote:
Speaking for myself, and probably many others, we couldn't do it without
you!
Thank you very much for the great support from site resources for our
branch web site.
Carol Buskirk
Web Manager
AAUW Harrisburg, PA
On Mar 27, 2014, at 6:04 PM, "Woods-Clark, Peggy" <cla...@aauw.org> wrote:
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In 1982, AAUW dedicated an issue of Graduate Woman to the
future of technology.
Image courtesy AAUW Archives.
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Undergraduate students look at an early computer they
received as part of the Drexel University Microcomputer Project..
Image courtesy of the Drexel University Archives.
In the early 1980s, AAUW determined that the âcomputerization of
basic functionsâ was an Association priority. Thanks to a generous $1 million
dollar gift in 1984 from AAUW St. Louis (MO) Branch member Leona J. Beckmann,
AAUWâs first in-house computer system and server room were established.
Since then, AAUW and its members have committed to technology in
support of our mission.
1989 â AAUW implements AAUWide by CompuServe, the Associationâs
computerized communications system to link members together.
1994 â The first totally online branch, the Northern Virginia
Online Branch, is formed and incorporated with 15 members.
1995 â AAUW debuts its first website containing 26 pages.
1995â1996 â AAUW of Washington State bought computers for its
state officers, which are passed along to the successor at the end of each
officerâs term.
1999 â The AAUW St. Lawrence County (NY) Branch created the first
branch website.
2000 â AAUWâs research report, Tech Savvy: Educating Girls in
the New Computer Age, explores how to make the defining technology of the
century more accessible, appealing, and inviting to a variety of users and
learners.
2007 â The AAUW California Online Branch creates the first branch
Facebook group. AAUW of North Carolina becomes the first state on Facebook
later that year.
2007 â The Technology Usability Adviser Group (TUAG) collaborates
with staff to develop and test the Member Services Database (MSD) which
provides members secure, online access to AAUWâs national membership records
database.
2008 â The national blog, then called AAUWDialog, debuts and now
averages more than 5,500 unique visitors a week. In December 2013, the blog had
its best week ever (so far) with nearly 20,000 unique visitors in just one week.
2010 â The AAUW Social Media Committee is formed to help identify
social and new media opportunities and assist branches and states and the
national office in strategically utilizing these emerging technologies.
Today, more than 775 branches and 48 states maintain websites, 200
branches and states (and growing) are on Facebook, and 50 branches and states
have Twitter accounts. Leona's gift helped kick start AAUW into the new
computer age. Your continued contributions and leadership help AAUW to explore
new technologies, to reach out to new audiences, and to support the mission in
new ways.
During this AAUW Member and Volunteer Appreciation Week, we thank
you website managers, social media wranglers, Site Resources coordinators, and
new media evangelists for all that you do on behalf of AAUW.
And we know there are other major technology milestones that we
missed. So please, share them with us. Weâd love to hear from you!
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Subject: Re: We can't thank you enough
From: flweb...@comcast.net
Date: Fri, 28 Mar 2014 15:58:53 +0000 (UTC)
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We thank everyone who has been involved in any part of AAUW's Technological
development and the sharing of ideas and the assistance we've received whenever
we needed it! This has truly been a collaborative effort!
Sally Bailey,
AAUW Florida Web Manager
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From: "Peggy Woods-Clark" <cla...@aauw.org>
To: "web managers" <webmgrs@listsrv.aauw.org>
Sent: Thursday, March 27, 2014 6:04:33 PM
Subject: We can't thank you enough
Cover of the 1982 Issue of Graduate Woman
In 1982, AAUW dedicated an issue of Graduate Woman to the future of technology.
Image courtesy AAUW Archives.
Image of two female students looking at an early Macintosh Computer as part of
the 1984 Drexel University Microcomputer Project
Undergraduate students look at an early computer they received as part of the
Drexel University Microcomputer Project. .
Image courtesy of the Drexel University Archives.
In the early 1980s, AAUW determined that the âcomputerization of basic
functionsâ was an Association priority. Thanks to a generous $1 million
dollar gift in 1984 from AAUW St. Louis (MO) Branch member Leona J. Beckmann,
AAUWâs first in-house computer system and server room were established.
Since then, AAUW and its members have committed to technology in support of our
mission.
1989 â AAUW implements AAUWide by CompuServe, the Associationâs
computerized communications system to link members together.
1994 â The first totally online branch, the Northern Virginia Online Branch,
is formed and incorporated with 15 members.
1995 â AAUW debuts its first website containing 26 pages.
1995â1996 â AAUW of Washington State bought computers for its state
officers, which are passed along to the successor at the end of each
officerâs term.
1999 â The AAUW St. Lawrence County (NY) Branch created the first branch
website.
2000 â AAUWâs research report , Tech Savvy: Educating Girls in the New
Computer Age , explores how to make the defining technology of the century more
accessible, appealing, and inviting to a variety of users and learners.
2007 â The AAUW California Online Branch creates the first branch Facebook
group. AAUW of North Carolina becomes the first state on Facebook later that
year.
2007 â The Technology Usability Adviser Group (TUAG) collaborates with staff
to develop and test the Member Services Database (MSD) which provides members
secure, online access to AAUWâs national membership records database.
2008 â The national blog, then called AAUWDialog, debuts and now averages
more than 5,500 unique visitors a week. In December 2013, the blog had its best
week ever (so far) with nearly 20,000 unique visitors in just one week.
2010 â The AAUW Social Media Committee is formed to help identify social and
new media opportunities and assist branches and states and the national office
in strategically utilizing these emerging technologies.
Today, more than 775 branches and 48 states maintain websites, 200 branches and
states (and growing) are on Facebook, and 50 branches and states have Twitter
accounts. Leona's gift helped kick start AAUW into the new computer age. Your
continued contributions and leadership help AAUW to explore new technologies,
to reach out to new audiences, and to support the mission in new ways.
During this AAUW Member and Volunteer Appreciation Week, we thank you website
managers, social media wranglers, Site Resources coordinators, and new media
evangelists for all that you do on behalf of AAUW.
And we know there are other major technology milestones that we missed. So
please, share them with us. Weâd love to hear from you!
AAUW
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