Getting started as a new user to Stanford Domains
From the main site menu at domains.stanford.edu, click Get Started and log in with your SUNet ID. Or, submit the Stanford Domains Interest Form and we can help you set up your new website.Go to Dashboard to choose…
I have more questions, where can i find answers?
Stanford Domains is a self-help hosting service (i.e., there is no help desk nor do we provide dedicated web design support) targeted mainly at giving individual Stanford users or small groups web space to experiment with tools and establish…
Understanding Stanford Domains’s accounts and passwords
One aspect of domains.stanford.edu that users may find a bit complicated at first is understanding the different accounts (and associated passwords) that you can manage as part of your participation in the project. This article outlines the…
Subdomains vs. Subdirectories
When you're first getting started with a new space on a new web host, you might think of yourself as owning a small "territory" of the web. Everything you place in your public folder on the server becomes available for anyone on the web to see…
How Might Stanford Domains Support My Course or Project?
Stanford Domains can give instructors more creative and customizable options for developing a course site. This is particularly true for courses where students may be creating digital multimodal projects and/or experimenting with web applications…
How do I log in?
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).
Choosing a domain name
Choosing your domain name is the first step to staking your claim on the web. Your domain name is a unique web address that can be used to build your digital presence. As you select your domain name, there are a few considerations to keep in…
