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Tonight, OHO Interactive picked up the MITX award in the Educational Institutions category for its design and development of the Uncommon Schools family of websites. OHO worked with Uncommon on the relaunch of its online brand. The MITX awards were held at the Boston Sheraton and attended by over 900 interactive, development and advertising professionals.

Jason Smith
Dec 05, 2011

Last night nearly 100 people gathered at Microsoft's NERD Center to celebrate World Usability Day. The event in Boston/Cambridge was one of 172 events that happened in 40+ countries.

Jason Smith from OHO Interactive spoke on making web application people love to use in his talk: "From Usability to Lovability." A group of researchers from Bentley University presented new research on using iPads in education.

Jason Smith
Nov 11, 2011

We've had a wonderful two days at the Power of eMarketing conference in Providence, Rhode Island. Digital Marketing Manager Christina Inge spoke on two panels, on email content strategy and social media content, as well as moderating an email strategies panel. Technical Project Manager Stephanie Krol sat in on sessions on everything from CMS technology to social platforms.

admin
Oct 13, 2011
Events, Marketing

Last week, I had the chance to attend the Direct Marketing Association’s annual conference after presenting a social media case study at the DMEF, the Direct Marketing Educational Foundation. Yes—a social media case study Social marketing was on the agenda for much of the DMA 2011 Conference, as was paid search, SEO, web analytics, and email. Sessions explored the success of online communities, channel partner marketing, social media strategies, and email creative. It was a far cry from the stereotype of direct marketing as being all about mail campaigns and infomercials.

admin
Oct 11, 2011

Late last month, I spoke at PodCamp Boston on designing an effective social media policy for your company. Among the audience were people representing B2B, B2C, education, and nonprofit organizations, all with different needs for getting their message out, different resources available to spread that message, and widely varying organizational structures determining where social media fits in to the mix.

Christina Inge
Oct 05, 2011

OHO Interactive
Oct 04, 2011

The web is changing. With some of the new HTML5 and CSS3 standards now being supported by IE 8 and above, more options are available now than ever before — especially for forward-thinking UI Developers.

It’s hard sometimes to keep these new techniques at bay when they are able to do such amazing things for your clients, like restructuring a web site layout on the fly with a flexible, responsive grid system — one of my favorite being designer Andy Taylor’s (@andytlr) 1140 CSS Grid System

Doug Shults
Sep 30, 2011

Followers of this blog may remember I won a Kindle a while back in the FutureM Future of Marketing challenge, sponsored by Smarterer. Yesterday was the first day I became a Kindle owner, when I met with Smarterer’s awesome community manager, Alison Morris. Pleased with the honor, I was also pretty enthralled by the Kindle. But right now it’s at home, and a paperback copy of Elizabeth Gaskell's Cranford continues to accompany me on my travels. This, in spite of the fact that Ruth Rendell’s latest is now loaded on the Kindle.
Why?

Christina Inge
Sep 29, 2011

Yesterday, I spoke in a webinar on how colleges can retool their websites to reach more students, encourage admitted students to enroll, and attract graduate students who have more options than ever. If you'd like to see the recorded version of this webinar, we've just posted the video. 

Jason Smith
Sep 28, 2011

It's shaping up to be a busy fall here at OHO. Our Ed Hastings saw this sign and got one for the meeting area--a little deadline humor:

OHO Interactive
Sep 28, 2011
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