As the Web Content Coordinator at Capital University in Columbus, OH, Bob Robertson-Boyd brings over 10 years of experience building communities and organizing content. He used to work as a web professional in another capital, on the Hill in Washington, D.C., as well as at Digital City and CompuServe. He's learned that people want to do two things online: read about other people's experiences and share their own. Bob is interested in bringing readers together by making it easier for them to find content that inspires them and avenues for them to share their inspirations.

At his university, he manages web content for the university's website, which serves a student population of about 3,000 and is maintained with a mix of Dreamweaver and Contribute. However, Bob is currently rolling out, iteratively, a new website that uses the Estrada content management system. Besides, his job at Capital University, Bob is also involved in some personal research about the very interesting concept of social networking content management.

Session: Social networking systems: chat rooms on steroids or a real tool for social change?