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The
core development team is composed
of individuals with a wide variety
of expertise, from three different
departments within SFU, however
a wide variety of people from
all of SFU's campuses also provided
input and feedback on the initial
development. In addition this
site owes a lot to its predecessor
and those who developed it. The
new site contains many of the
same elements as the existing
site, but they have been reorganized
to keep the site current and
modern in terms of design and
technology. The design/development
team primarily comes from the
LIDC (Learning & Instructional
Development Centre). Academic
Computer Services (ACS) is the
'keeper' of the site and Media
and Public Relations played a
key role in the development and
will be involved with much of
the long-term content creation/maintenance
including the news headlines,
news items and sub pages.
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Gary
Stasiuk
LIDC
(Media Production Group,
Interactive Design)
Gary is an experienced interactive designer, developer and educator. He
has been creating digital content for CD ROMs and the Internet for over
four years professionally, and has been working with graphic media for
twenty years plus. He specializes in creating interactive and dynamic Internet
solutions with the LIDC and as a freelance designer/developer in the private
sector with his own company, Praxis
Interactive. He also teaches courses in using
Macromedia Flash MX at the Emily Carr Institute of Art & Design.
He was given the lead in creating the design, the style sheets, the site
structure as well as the navigational interface for the www.SFU.ca project.
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Annemarie
Tempelman-Kluit
Media & Public
Relations (Web
Strategist)
Annemarie is
experienced in
web production,
content management
and project management.
She manages the
suite of sites
for External
Relations and
the President's
Office at SFU.
Media & Public
Relations is
behind the
redesign of
the new www.SFU.ca
home page and
Annemarie managed
the project
focusing
on communication
and usability.
She will continue
to maintain
the News Release
headings, the
rotating photos
and the copy
on many of
the
sub pages.
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Michael
Pede
LIDC
(Media Production
Group, Media Developer)
Michael is a highly knowledgeable server side developer. His specialty
is server technologies, which include building server side applications
and code structures to implement features on the back end of web sites.
Currently, he maintains the LIDC server as well as the Web casting and
Video streaming services at the LIDC.
He supplied support in creating the dynamic JavaScript elements for this
project. Additionally, he created the administrative back end features
to dynamically update the image resources and the news headlines and features,
within the heavy security limitations that ACS places on the www.SFU.ca home
page.
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Mike
Stanger
ACS
(Academic Computer Services)
Mike Stanger is
the person behind
the address webmaster@sfu.ca.
Mike started out
by developing the
original web site
for the SFU Microcomputer
Store around 1994.
He is now part
of a team that
provides support
for several web-based
services at SFU
including personal
web publishing,
WebDAV, the WebCT
Course Management
system, and the
Caucus conferencing
system. He also
works with the
development team
responsible for
the mySFU portal
and many other
projects within
Academic Computing
Services.
Mike's primary interest
in web-based services
at SFU is that they
be simple, robust and
secure, and he strives
to provide helpful
and friendly support
for those services
for the SFU Community.
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Greg
Elhers
LIDC
(Media
Production
Group,
Photography)
The photographic work of Greg has been used throughout the first
and second levels of the new www.SFU.ca web site. He has been a creative
force within the LIDC's Media Production Group for over ten years.
His work has been represented in numerous publications to critical
acclaim. Recently, his work was also featured in the AQ magazine.
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Additional images for the www.SFU.ca site were provided by:
Ron Long (LIDC
Media Production Group - Photography)
Gary Stasiuk (LIDC Media Production Group - Interactive
Design)
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