Digital Humanities, SPEC Kit 326 (November 2011)

Bryson, Tim; Posner, Mariam; St. Pierre, Alain; Varner, Stewart

SPEC Kit 326: Digital Humanities · 91
Services

Previous Page Next Page

SPEC Kit 326: Digital Humanities (November 2011) resources

Extracted Text (may have errors)

SPEC Kit 326: Digital Humanities · 91
Services

Help

90 · Representative Documents: Mission/Purpose
Washington University in St. Louis
About the Washington University Digital Gateway
http://digital.wustl.edu/connect/about.html
Washington University Digital Gateway
http://digital.wustl.edu/connect/about.html[10/28/11 12:41:46 PM]
About the Washington University Digital Gateway
The Washington University Digital Gateway serves two primary purposes:
to serve as a single point of entry for discovery of all digital collections available at Washington University,
especially locally-created digital resources
to provide a similar single point of entry for anyone in the Washington University community interested in
developing digital projects.
This web site is maintained by Digital Library Services (DLS), a unit of the Washington University Libraries created in 2006
to serve the entire Washington University community in these capacities, in collaboration with key units from within the
Library and across the University, including the Digital Library Team (DLT), The Digital Implementation Group (DIG), Arts &
Sciences Computing and the Humanities Digital Workshop.
Most digital projects from the collections page of this site currently are links to separate sites. Increasingly, digital
projects listed on this site will be part of digital library, which represents an architecture currently in development,
dedicated to the production, duration and delivery of digital resources. Resources in the digital library meet minimum
requirements for file formats and metadata, and will be aggregated where possible to facilitate cross-database
searching.
Digital Library Services is located in A32 of the John M. Olin Library, and is regularly open 8:30-5:00. We are in the process
of articulating the different levels of support we can provide to different kinds of projects. Details on these levels of
support will be available on the support page. Digital Library Services is available for initial consultation on any project,
and we encourage you to contact us with your questions.
Washington University Libraries
Campus Box 1061
1 Brookings Drive
St. Louis, MO 63130-4862
TEL: (314) 935-8329
EMAIL: digital@wumail.wustl.edu
DLS Staff
Director: Andrew Rouner
Digital Projects Librarian: Shannon Showers
Metadata Librarian: Tim Lepczyk
Digital Access Librarian: Erika Cohn
last update: Fri Oct 28 2011 12:41:31 GMT-0400 (EDT)
Page maintained by: Digital Library Services
© 2006-2010 Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
Home Create Manage Learn Connect Site Search: Go

Previous Page Next Page

SPEC Kit 326: Digital Humanities (November 2011) resources

92 · Representative Documents: Services
Emory University
Digital Scholarship Commons
http://web.library.emory.edu/disc
About |Robert W. Woodruff (Main) Library
http://web.library.emory.edu/disc/about[11/17/11 11:20:20 AM]
PHONE: (404)727-6861 FAX: (404)727-0805
Robert W. Woodruff Library, Emory University
540 Asbury Circle, Atlanta, GA 30322-2870
EMPLOYMENT |PRIVACY POLICY |CONTACT US |RSS
EMORY HOME |CONTACT EMORY |EMERGENCY |ABOUT THIS SITE |MAKE A GIFT
Copyright © Emory University 2009 -All rights Reserved
Site design by: Sharpdot
WOODRUFF BUSINESS HEALTH SCIENCES LAW MARBL OXFORD COLLEGE THEOLOGY
DISC ABOUT
Emory University’s Digital Scholarship Commons (DiSC) offers faculty members and graduate students the space,
expertise, and project management assistance they need to develop innovative multidisciplinary projects. Located
in the Research Commons of the Robert W. Woodruff Library, DiSC will be formally launched in October 2011 with
funding from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
Whether working solo or as part of a group, DiSC patrons can:
Build projects using the latest digital scholarship tools and software
Partner with DiSC staff to add depth and insight to works of scholarship
Connect with a community of scholars
Reflect on the possibilities and challenges of these new technologies
DiSC employees hold advanced degrees in a variety of disciplines, and Emory Libraries’ subject liaisons are
available to assist DiSC patrons with their projects.
Among the help available to faculty and graduate students at the Digital Scholarship Commons is assistance with:
Electronic text encoding
Geographic information systems (GIS)
Statistical analysis
Scanning and graphics
About
Consult with DiSC
Events
Projects
People
DiSC Blog
Contact
FEATURED PROJECTS
VIEW PROJECT
VIEW PROJECT
Ask a Librarian More
SCHOOLS LIBRARIES RESOURCES

Previous Page Next Page

Page 9Survey Results click to expand contents

Page 63Representative Documents click to expand contents

Page 65Mission/Purpose click to expand contents

Page 91Services click to expand contents

Page 105Policies and Procedures click to expand contents

Page 123Digital Projects click to expand contents

Page 143Fellowships click to expand contents

Page 155Grants click to expand contents

Page 163Promotional Materials click to expand contents

Page 177Repositories click to expand contents

Page 185Selected Resources click to expand contents

SPEC Kit 326: Digital Humanities (November 2011) resources

All section downloads (PDF) click to expand contents

Extracted Text (may have errors)

Help

loading

SPEC Kit 326: Digital Humanities (November 2011) resources

SPEC Kit 326: Digital Humanities (November 2011) resources