We provide instruction and support for students and faculty in developing and creating digital scholarship. Some of our services include:

• Advising on best practices for  production, development, and creation of digital projects

• Support for formatting your thesis or dissertation 

• Customized and general instruction on supported digital scholarship tools 

• Podcast recording, editing, and distribution/publishing

We provide support for a variety of digital scholarship tools.

• GIS (Mapping Tools)

  Create interactive maps and other geographic visualizations.

  Learn More about ArcGIS
   

• Design and Layout Tools 

  Use the full range of Adobe tools (Premiere, Photoshop, InDesign, Audition, Illustrator, Dreamweaver) to do print and online design, formatting, and editing. 

  Learn More about Adobe Suite Digital Imaging

  Learn More about Thesis and Dissertation formatting 
   

• Audio and Video Editing

  Make professional sounding podcasts, voicetracks, video presentations and streaming content.

  Learn More about Audacity

  Learn More about OBS

  Learn More about Adobe Suite Video Editing 
   

• Data Visualization 

  Bring your cleaned and prepped dataset to learn how to make effective graphs, charts and other visualizations

  Learn More about Tableau

  Learn More about Python 
   

• Text Mining 

  Explore open source resources for text mining projects such as sentiment analysis, concordances, topical analysis

  Learn More about Text Mining Tools 

Located in the basement of the University Library, the Lower Level Lab offers spaces, places, and workstations to explore, study, and create. The Lab is available for use during most library operating hours.

The Lab features:

• Apple Workstations  14 iMac terminals running Mojave OS support digital image editing, web applications, audio and video editing, and more 

• Microsoft Workstations 18 terminals running Windows 10 are loaded with tools for digital image editing, web applications, audio and video editing, and more 

• Accessibility Workstation This workstation  runs Windows and offers specialized software to enable reading and writing through non-text based means, including:

  • Kurzweil 1000: converts print or electronic text to audio in a variety of voices
  • Dragon Naturally Speaking: speech recognition and  voice-to-text software
  • JAWS: screen reader with text to speech or braille outputs

• Studio B47

  Use the Studio for rehearsing presentations and thesis defenses, recording interviews, and podcasting. 

Check out some recent digital scholarship projects created on campus.

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