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I have been part of WOCATI since 2008, when Prof. Dr. Namsoon Kang asked me to serve as the Web Administrator for the organization. In this capacity I have been part of several major projects for WOCATI.
- Including the WOCATI Executive Committee Meeting held on March 17-20, 2009 held at Princeton Theological Seminary, Princeton, New Jersey 08540.
- Several revisions of the website and shifts in hosts and platforms
- Type-setting, copy editing, layout, and design of the WOCATI book Challenges and Promises of Quality Assurance in Theological Education.
The World Conference of Associations of Theological Institutions (WOCATI) #
WOCATI Book Cover #
WOCATI website evolution #
WOCATI started out as raw HTML and iFrames before moving onto typo3 hosted by the World Council of Churches before moving onto WordPress with a custom theme. Presently WOCATI's website is running on the static site generator Jekyll and is hosted on Github. Transitioning to Jekyll + Github allows for WOCATI's website to be fast and responsive for its global audience.
Programming languages #
- HTML
- CSS
- Javascript
- schema.org
other elements #
- responsive design
- Jekyll + Github
- google analytics
- google search console
- vertical social media integration
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