Luke at Reach Students has done a great job of breaking down the list into 21 websites that students like more than you do.

The Imperial student bloggers were chosen through a first week of term, 600 word competition.

Sample profile page:

New blog Dojo Web Strategy is a great, simple idea with great, simple advice – ‘your daily fix of higher education marketing, web and email do’s and don’ts’.

From the last week:

• Do give your student bloggers specific topics
• Don’t have a ‘Message from the Dean’
• Don’t feature pictures of buildings
• Do humanize your admissions staff

Opendays.com “has established itself as the definitive source of university and college open day information in the UK. We list open days for every UK higher education institution – both universities and colleges – and provide all of our information free of charge to users.”

Future of Scholarship [creative commons image from Alan Levine]

Scholarships World – “a blog on the latest Scholarships, Fellowshiops, Grants, Research postitions & Postdoctoral Vacancies across the World” – allows free posting of any position.

[Via Karine Joly] Alumni Futures have published a free creative-commons licensed white paper to “inform readers about what Twitter is, and suggest ways it might enhance relationship-building and alumni interaction”. The white paper [2.2MB pdf] is an excellent introduction to the subject [including 'The Down Side of Twittering'],  just as useful for those interested in any aspect of using microblogging for institutional public relations.

TheUniversityBlog’s Edulinks for the week include this video from pretendwedontexist, two film students from Manchester Metropolitan University. The video received 650000 requests in its first 24 hours on YouTube, approximately 649982 more people than watched my vhs student film productions in the mid-nineties…