The Digital Scholarship Center offers one-on-one consultations on developing a digital scholarship project, a creative project, a course project, or a research project. We may also be able to provide advice on a variety of topics and applications. Please note that we do not offer assistance for researching, writing, or formatting a thesis or dissertation. Please work with your professor or advisor, or schedule a consultation with a research librarian.
We will help you explore specific software during these appointments, provide basic guidance, or help you locate resources for additional learning. Appointments are limited to 45 minutes and must be booked at least one day in advance. Please note we have limited staff and time slots, so we may not always be able to accommodate your schedule. If this happens, please email us, and we will do our best to schedule a time with you. We do not offer walk-in appointments.
We can help
We have staff available to help with the following:
- Collaborate with faculty, staff, and students to develop and curate digital scholarship projects, digital humanities projects, digital collections, and educational resources
- Developing cross-department collaborations and community-driven projects related to curriculum
- Development and curation of digital collections for education
- Developing and supporting unique course projects
- Photographing artifact and specimen to create interactive digital collections
- Manage web-based digital humanities publishing systems
- Producing experiential learning opportunities through real-world projects and interactions with the wider community
- Developing ADA accessible documents for courses
- Development of online tutorials
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Developing and co-supervising internships related to projects
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Building and publishing learning resources that support project development, course projects, and online learning
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Support faculty partners in online learning, including course development and LMS support
Areas we can likely help:
- Assist with the design and development of specific research projects
- Provide project and design ideas
- Assist with grant proposals
- Sponsor workshop for departments
- Assist with digitizing primary resource items, such as photographs, objects, documents, etc
- Provide in-class training for specific software (Assist while the instructor is learning software)
- Photographing objects, artwork, items (subject to copyright)
Where other Rowan Services can help:
- Canvas troubleshooting
- Record lectures or events
- Printing support
- Computer and network support and troubleshooting
- Design and update department or office website
- Video streaming
Request a Research Consultation with a Librarian
A research consultation is an opportunity to schedule an appointment with a subject librarian to discuss your research.
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