Higher-ed Web Design

December 20, 2007 by Lisa Mayer
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Edustyle is a great site and fun to peruse. From the site’s “about” page:

eduStyle is a higher-ed web design gallery powered by higher-ed web professionals. Users submit sites they like (or don’t like … it doesn’t matter) and other users votes, tag, and comment on them. Your profile collects all this sites that you vote or comment on so that you can easily find them again. Once a month two sites are selected as Noteworthy based on user votes and feedback.

Thanks to Susan Curran of MIT’s Office of External Communications for this post idea!

Tags: eduStyle, higher ed, web design

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