Resources for Digital Communicators

This article explains the important decisions you will need to make and how to use these tools responsibly. 

Essential resources & recommendations for Stanford communicators.

A guide to resources for conducting research in and on the digital humanities (DH), as well as tools, methods, and approaches for DH and digital scholarship.

A Digital Object Identifier (DOI) makes your research easier to find by users across the web and saves time when updating your website.

Create polls, quizzes, surveys, and more, that can be easily embedded into your Stanford Site.

Google Groups is Stanford's email list solution for communicating with groups of Stanford users.

If you encounter an issue while visiting a webpage, such as an error or missing elements, clear your browser’s cache. Below are the steps for doing so in several browsers on both Mac and PC.

Minimum web standards (MinWeb) are the requirements and recommendations for the creation, hosting, management, and decommissioning of web properties at Stanford. 

Minimum web standards (MinWeb) are the requirements and recommendations for the creation, hosting, management, and decommissioning of web properties at Stanford. 

Create and conduct online surveys that can be embedded on your Stanford Site.

SALLIE (Stanford ALL-Image Exchange) is Stanford's campus-wide system for managing and sharing digital photo assets used for communications.

Make appropriate decisions when managing and/or developing social media initiatives on behalf of the university.

Join other communicators on Slack for discussions about topics related to social media.

Promote and protect your scholarship. The Stanford Digital Repository supports management of scholarly information resources of enduring value to Stanford University.

Learn more about setting up your mass mailing platforms so that emails sent from these services do not fail authentication checks.

ArcGIS Online and resources to help you access and learn about The Stanford Geospatial Center's remote services

Identity guidelines & best practices that inspire and align Stanford communications.

Need professional video services for your next event? Stanford Video is an in-house production company.

Use this reporting and data visualization platform to create interactive charts and graphs that can be embedded on your Stanford Site.

Learn more about what browsers are supported for campus platforms.

Use the UX Guide to help define your project requirements, conduct research and design and develop your site.

Scan and monitor your websites for potential accessibility issues