While Stanford is providing the infrastructure to allow students, faculty, and staff to create personal domains, Stanford does not routinely monitor webpages and does not assume responsibility for content. Stanford reserves the right to monitor any site hosted within su.domains and if found in violation of policy, lock the site. The authors of websites are […]
Stanford Domains is a free, self-service web publishing platform used to create personal digital spaces for various media, e.g., portfolios and wikis. Stanford students, faculty, and staff can register a free subdomain (mysubdomain.su.domains) and install WordPress, MediaWiki, Drupal, Omeka or other popular open-source applications. Learn more about Stanford Domains service Stanford Domains is supported at Stanford University by the University IT […]
You CAN create a portfolio or personal website, course site, or your very own wiki page for collaboration. This gives you an opportunity to: Learn how to create a website using basic tools such as static HTML, WordPress, Drupal, Wiki, etc. Learn basic programming languages like Perl, PHP, Python, or Linux Shell scripting. Have a […]
To have a Stanford brand subdomain for your website (subjected to approval by University Communication), use the Add-On domain functionality in Stanford Domains by following the below process which will make your site reachable via <sitename>.stanford.edu (example.stanford.edu) and also displayed when visitors land on your site. Search stanfordwhat.stanford.edu to lookup your chosen name (example.stanford.edu) to insure it’s […]
Stanford Domains is managed by University IT and it is free of charge to students, faculty, and staff. From domains.stanford.edu, click Get Started and log in with your SUNet ID. Optional: Submit the Stanford Domains Interest Form to help us help you set up your new website.
Please visit the Dashboard to log in to your Stanford Domains account. You will be prompted to login with your SUNet credentials (or immediately redirected to your account page if you are already logged in).
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