Archive for the ‘Awards’ Category

Top 5 best #highered responsive websites in competition for the 2012 RWD eduStyle Award

Responsive web design has become the new black in higher education over the past few months. So, it shouldn’t be a surprise that the presitigious eduStyle Awards now include a category for responsive websites, category sponsored by Higher Ed Experts (I thought it would make sense since our 4-week online course on RWD for higher […]

Top 11 #highered websites ranked by EDU Checkup scores

Website redesigns are a fact of life in higher education. And, that’s why our yearly Web Redesign Boot Camp webinar series (Feb 7-9, 2012) is always very well-attended as it provides practical tips and useful advice for web redesign projects in higher education as well as a good overview of the latest trends in our […]

eduStyle – Collegewebeditor Best Higher Ed Blog award nominee: Tales From Redesignland

UPDATE: Tony Dunn has just announced that he decided to put his blog, TFRL, to sleep after 2 people had complained about it to his CIO. That’s a very sad day for the higher ed blogosphere and the higher ed web community. The blog is still nominated for the award, so feel free to vote […]

eduStyle – Collegewebeditor Best Higher Ed Blog award nominee: SquaredPeg

As you’ve probably heard (or read in my previous post), the eduStyle awards include a people’s choice award for the best higher ed blog this year. As a partner for this category and a fervent supporter of higher ed blogging, I’ve decided to publish a series of interviews with the 5 nominees for this award. […]

eduStyle – Collegewebeditor Best Higher Ed Blog award nominees: .eduGuru and Karlyn Morissette

eduStyle – Collegewebeditor Best Higher Ed Blog award nominee: mStoner Blog

Vote for the Collegewebeditor.com best higher ed blog and the best school’s blog eduStyle awards

You’ve probably heard about the eduStyle awards. There has been a lot of buzz around these awards organized by eduStyle. Well, now is the time for you to vote and choose the people’s choice awards in different categories including the two in partnership with this blog and yours truly. So, without further ado, here are […]

10 higher ed blogs you could nominate now for the eduStyle/Collegewebeditor Best Higher Ed Blog Award

You might have heard that tomorrow (April 15, 2009) is the last day to nominate blogs for the eduStyle annual awards. This year again, I’m supporting the blog category of the awards. As I explained in a previous post, anybody can nominate blogs in the student and institutional categories by just following the instructions on […]

Announcing the 20 finalists of the Edu Blogger Scholarship Contest and the Collegewebeditor.com/eduStyle best blogs awards

I had 2 announcements related to higher ed blogging awards, so I thought it made sense to bundle both in a single post. First, I’d like to announce the 20 finalists of the Edu Blogger Scholarship Contest “popularity” phase that ended yesterday: al-jamiat.com blogs.oc.edu christine.smcbloggers.com dontwasteyourtime.co.uk eironae.com elearningpundit.com heidicool.com highedwebtech.com highered.prblogs.org higheredmarketing.blogspot.com isupportuoregon.org karlynmorissette.karlyn.me killjill.wordpress.com […]

eduStyle and Collegewebeditor.com Awards: Nominate your favorite higher ed websites and blogs before April 30, 2008

As announced in my first post about these awards, the nominations for best websites, web projects and blogs are now open and will close on April 30, 2008. So, here is what you need to do if you want to nominate a website or a blog: If a site is in the eduStyle gallery Create […]

Get ready for the red carpet of the 1st Annual eduStyle Higher-ed Web Awards — including the Collegewebeditor.com Blogging Awards

I haven’t picked my dress yet for the walk on the red carpet, but I’m really excited to be part of this great initiative officially launched today by Stewart Foss, the founder of eduStyle – Stewart who also presents today the first webinar of “Website Redesign Boot Camp” about top trends in higher ed redesigns. […]