MIT Gallery

The MIT home page is an interactive site that informs and actively engages the MIT community and visitors. The spotlight, with a changing graphic that calls attention to the new topic, supports MIT's mission of education and research, and reflects the diversity of MIT itself. It does not represent a single voice, but rather many voices, showing the Institute in a full and evolving way. [quote]
The changing graphics have their own gallery and here's a few of my favorites:

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by M. Chang, L. Lalla, H. Oh, & Z. Perez, '05

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by Wing Ngan

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by A. Hecht, E. Sheehan, D. Gordon

Thumbnails of many, many more graphics can be found on the various past spotlight pages, and yep, you can even submit your own design.

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  1. Thanks for the post! Note: The MIT homepage was designed by Lisa Strausfeld of Pentagram New York, my employer since May 1st...

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  2. speaking of MIT, they have a fully enabled all course website of which allows anyone to view a course syllabus, course assignments, readings, lecture notes and readings. Based on the information available, anyone can teach themselves anything with a little guidance. Its worth taking a look.
    http://ocw.mit.edu/index.html

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  3. shannon - I had seen that linked from Architecture but had yet to dig into it. It's a phenomenal thing to have online. And those reading lists are a great resource.

    link:
    MIT OCW

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