Marker Seven Blog
POSTED ON December 18, 2018
Digital Media Literacy: KQED & Marker Seven Partner for Teachers
A challenge for many of today’s educators is working in an environment where their students are more computer savvy, adept at online research, and connected on social media than they are. Yet teachers are still charged with educating their classes on digital media literacy to make sense of today’s world. If the curriculum is adeptly taught, students develop the skills necessary to analyze, interpret, and accurately comprehend the online content they consume.
POSTED ON July 31, 2018
Email Backscatter
Marker Seven was recently inquired about an issue with a client's email account regarding spam email. The client's email account has seemingly been sending out spam mail, only to be bounced back into their own inbox as a delivery failure notice. However, no outgoing messages of the sort were found in the sent or in the outbox. After receiving an example delivery failure email and doing some research, Marker Seven has identified the problem and recommended a course of action to reduce the number of spam emails our client will receive in their inbox .
POSTED ON April 3, 2018
Marker Seven Recognized as a Top Digital Projects Company
Marker Seven is proud to announce that B2B rankings service, Clutch, has listed us one of the top digital products companies in San Francisco. Clutch, a respected industry ratings and reviews firm, recognized us as one of its 2018 San Francisco business leaders after researching a variety of data, client interviews, and market presence.
POSTED ON March 22, 2018
Drupal versus Wordpress
Every project we undertake has a unique set of demands, and we evaluate each on its own terms. When choosing a platform, we often find ourselves talking with clients about the merits of Drupal versus WordPress.
Both WordPress and Drupal work very well as content management systems. Each provides a robust mechanism for creating and delivering straightforward content. However, as an overarching framework for more than simple publishing, Drupal has far greater capabilities than WordPress, as it is designed to be leveraged and extended.