Best higher ed design websites trends in 2019 — and the worst, too

We have a tight web professional community in higher education. We share, we borrow, we get inspired, we contrast — and compare. A lot. A few web design agencies have also specialized, over the years, in higher ed websites. With our very complex governance systems, familiarity and experience with higher education is always an asset […]

Higher Ed Websites Trends
  • I enjoyed the experience and particularly like the 10-minute format for each presentation.

    Pamme Boutselis, Southern New Hampshire University. Pamme Boutselis, Southern New Hampshire University,
    Higher Education Social Media Conference Alum
  • Great! This was my first conference with Higher Ed Experts and I will definitely participate again! The length of the sessions made it easy to stay focused and I appreciated the breadth of topics related to digital marketing. I came away with a lot of great ideas to implement for my college, particularly as we begin a new digital communications strategy.

    Joanne Joy, Central Piedmont Community College. Joanne Joy, Central Piedmont Community College,
    Higher Education Analytics Conference Alum
  • I would definitely recommend this hands-on course to anyone writing for the web. It includes lots of practical tools and techniques, best practices for higher ed websites, as well as valuable feedback from the instructor and your classmates.

    Karen Mantel, Ontario Veterinary College, University of Guelph. Karen Mantel, Ontario Veterinary College, University of Guelph,
    Web Writing for Higher Ed Course Alum
  • It’s great to hear about content strategy and tactics from other higher ed institutions. So often webinars and conferences are focused on those working in the corporate world, and while it’s nice to see what others outside of our industry are doing, learning from your higher ed peers (especially those facing similar resource constraints) is incredibly valuable.

    Kirstin Hierholzer, University of Oregon. Kirstin Hierholzer, University of Oregon,
    Higher Ed Content Conference Alum

It’s great to hear about content strategy and tactics from other higher ed institutions. So often webinars and conferences are focused on those working in the corporate world, and while it’s nice to see what others outside of our industry are doing, learning from your higher ed peers (especially those facing similar resource constraints) is incredibly valuable.

Kirstin Hierholzer, University of Oregon. Kirstin Hierholzer, University of Oregon,
Higher Ed Content Conference Alum

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