Name: SESSION 108 - Creating Opportunities for Innovative Digital Projects Through Collaboration Among Faculty, Students, Librarians, and Archivists
Start: 2015-08-20T11:00:00-0400
End: 2015-08-20T12:00:00-0400

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SESSION 108 - Creating Opportunities for Innovative Digital Projects Through Collaboration Among Faculty, Students, Librarians, and Archivists

Participants discuss collaborative efforts to create digital collections or projects in support of teaching, research, and scholarship. A digital scholar, a faculty member, and an archivist from the Ohio Five consortium present their experiences as participants in the Mellon grant, “Digital Collections: From Projects to Pedagogy and Scholarship.” Audience members are encouraged to share ideas or information related to digital collections and scholarship.

Grossi: The Archives as a Key Component in Digital Scholarship
Heil: Sharing Resources and Ideas Among the Ohio Five Colleges
Lasser: Using Primary Source Materials to Teach Historical Research

Speakers

Ken Grossi

College Archivist, Oberlin College Library

Jacob Heil

Digital Scholarship Librarian, Dir. of CoRE, College of Wooster

Jacob Heil is the College of Wooster's Digital Scholarship Librarian and the Director of its Collaborative Research Environment (CoRE). Partnering with library colleagues, faculty, and students, he explores digital methods and modalities for teaching and research. He also collaborates... Read More →