Stanford Publishing Courses for Professionals



	Announcement The Stanford Publishing Course for Professionals closed in late 2009, a victim of both he economy and larger transitions in the program's core fields. While the course will not be returning to Stanford, Stanford is pleased to announce that Yale University will has launched a new Yale Publishing Course beginning in the summer of 2010. Details can be found at http://publishing-course.yale.edu. Videos of past years of the Stanford Publishing Course will continue to be available on this website. Questions about the course should be addressed to Mimi Calter at the Stanford University Libraries (mcalter@stanford.edu). Podcast Archive DVD Series: Best Practices for Your Website Archived Course Content Stanford brings you one-hour Virtual Seminars on a broad range of topics, now available free of charge! View on your own, or gather your staff for in-house education. Previously Recorded Virtual Seminars 2008 Virtual Seminars Digital Video: Publishing To the Web KENJI KATO, Stanford Publishing Courses New Media Group Wednesday, April 02, 11am Pacific Time more » Digital Video: After the Shoot CRAIG SYVERSON, Stanford Publishing Courses New Media Group more » Digital Video: Choosing the Right Gear KENJI KATO, Stanford Publishing Courses New Media Group more » Digital Video: Strategies for Adding Video To Your Site CRAIG SYVERSON, Stanford Publishing Courses New Media Group more » 2007 Virtual Seminars Harnessing the Power of the Blog RAND FISHKIN, Founder, SEOmoz.org more » Secrets of Search Engine Optimization RAND FISHKIN, Founder, SEOmoz.org more » Using Web Analytics Strategically SHARI CLEARY, Digital Marketing Consultant, WebSideStory more » 10 Mistakes Web Sites Still Make—And How to Fix Them MICHAEL GOLD, Co-Founder and Principal, West Gold Editorial more » 2006 Virtual Seminars Controlling the Conversation: When You're Liable for Content that Visitors Post on Your Website JON HART, Member, Dow, Lohnes & Albertson, PLLC DAVID WITTENSTEIN, Member, Dow, Lohnes & Albertson, PLLC more » How to Connect With Book or Magazine Readers Through Effective Typography INA SALTZ, Principal, Saltz Design more » Production Tips and Time-Savers in the Digital World LAUREN BROWNE, Director of Production, Getty Images more » Multi-Media Platforms: 5 Keys to Developing your Content and Establishing your Brand KATHLEEN SPINELLI, Principal, Brands-To-Books, Inc more » 2005 Virtual Seminars Blogs: The Next Big Thing in Marketing & Communications ELISA CAMAHORT, Founder and President, Worker Bees more » Copyright Law II: Permissions, Releases and Fair Use--When Do I Need Them and What Should They Look Like? JONATHAN HART, Partner, Dow, Lohnes & Albertson DAVID WITTENSTEIN, Partner, Dow, Lohnes & Albertson more » Writing and Editing for the Web SUSAN WEST, Principal, West Gold Editorial more » Getting Your Enewsletters Read LOREN MCDONALD, Vice President, EmailLabs more » 2004 Virtual Seminars Copyright Law: What All Editors and Publishers Need to Know JONATHAN HART, Partner, Dow, Lohnes & Albertson DAVID WITTENSTEIN, Partner, Dow, Lohnes & Albertson more » How to Manage Editors and Writers BILL MARKEN, Editor-in-Chief, Garden Design Magazine more » Writing Short: Packing 5,000 Bits of Information into a 500-word Assignment SAMMYE JOHNSON, Professor, Trinity University PATRICIA PRIJATEL, Professor, Drake University more » Publishing Without Borders: Strategies for International Publishing MICHAEL ROSS, Senior Vice President, Encyclopaedia Britannica more » 2003 Virtual Seminars Best Ways to Grab Reader Interest Now GREG CURTIS, former Editor, Texas Monthly more » Making Your Website Work Harder MICHAEL GOLD, Principal, West Gold Editorial more » Maintaining Profitability in Lean Years JOHN Q. GRIFFIN, President, Magazine Division National Geographic more » Branding: Building A Business Model That Sustains You in Down Times JOHN KILCULLEN, President, VNU more »

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