To discuss with Keith

Technology

1. Explain the technical limitations to offering greater personalisation of the web experience (e.g. default or priority to content most likely to be of interest to me)?
   1. Is it with Squiz or another system? 
   2. Is it absolute or the way in which the technology has been deployed?
   3. What are our options to overcome or reduce these limitations?
2. What is your view of our solutions utilising:
   1. Previous page (or at least global menu option): Where I come from will influence what I see (or at least the order/defaults)?
   2. Session cookies?
   3. Book marking?
   4. Other widgets/apps/external functionality?
3. Further discussion on what "share" might look like. Bring examples, think of our audience, line up research.
4. Explain to be how course finder results are "obtained", with specific focus on past/historic and future

User requirements

1. How could we allow users to "store" a selection of courses in which they have an interest:
   1. To perform common actions on (e.g. print outline)
   2. To reuse in a future session?
2. Further discussion on "subscribe to changes"
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Approach/How we work

1. How do we collaborate more with users (especially students)?

Outcomes/Measurement

1. How do we build in more calls to action (so we can hope to measure conversions)?
2. How would you define a site (boundary)?
3. Guess the ration of duplicate content (i.e. maintained (not viewed) in more than one place)?