I agree, re: the multimedia. We’ve found, in another project, that these external video, audio and photo hosting sites will drive more traffic to your site. In some instances, they have become responsible for 10% of traffic – from each site. Add them all together, they can almost equal the organic search traffic from Google, Yahoo! and/or MSN that often account for the majority of traffic.

Good luck with the Portfolio site. I’ll enjoy watching it grow. I’ll also send my students there to check it out.

(I had edited the typo above with a repost, but you unfortunately deleted the wrong one).

Adding visual and audio elements will definately enhance the content.

Your new Portfolio blog, “a collection by new and rising public relations professionals of work created while students at Centennial College’s Corporate Communication and Public Relations program,” is a great way to accomplish this goal.

You know, I’d also suggest putting your videos from the speakers series into your class blogs. Just load them up into YouTube, Google Video and/or iFilm and you can easily place them in your portfolio.prblogs.org site. Just activate the Viper Video Quicktags plugin.

That would help promote your program to others that might never see your university’s Web site.

We are looking to create similar promotional material for our program at Centennial, and hope employers recognize the skill sets that our talented graduates have to offer.