Faculty web design tips

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Here are a few tips that MDS faculty might find useful this summer while working on their new class

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Here are a few tips that MDS faculty might find useful this summer while working on their new class websites. I know that you’ll be ready to do this on your first day of summer vacation so I thought I would put it on the podcast ASAP! ;)

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