Design It Yourself

If you are a student
You can create a web page to meet requirements of courses or to post a résumé. Training is available from several sources. As you create your web page, be sure to follow the guidelines and policies on Copyright, Accessibility, and the Responsible Use of Computing. Check out the style guidelines and other resources that can help you create useful web pages. Be cautious as to what personal data you publish on your web page because, once your page is available, many people, literally anywhere in the world, can access your information.

If you are a faculty or staff member
You can create web pages to communicate to your students, publish your syllabus, office hours, current assignments, or other information that would assist students. You can establish research sites, share information with other faculty or universities. Refer to the Design Tips to what is required to publish a web page using Mason resources. For interactive content development, use WebCT, Blackboard Learning System, or Townhall.

If you represent a George Mason organization or affiliate
You can create web pages to recruit members, promote activities, or share your organization's mission. You can publish pages using university supported web servers. There are guidelines on eligibility, style, and the software used in the web page creation. Your webpage can be listed in Mason A-Z on the university's main page.