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Digital Scholarship
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Digital Scholarship Center
The Digital Scholarship Center is located on the third floor of Bartle Library in LS 3504.
To learn more about the Center and the Libraries Digital Scholarship Services please visit the Libraries Digital Scholarship website.
The Center is staffed from 10am - 4pm by Digital Scholarship's student assistant team and is open for study during Bartle Library Hours when not in use for workshops, classes or events. Faculty, students and staff are welcome to drop in and ask for help from the student assistant team for: creating websites, editing video or audio or data analysis and visualization.
Here is a labeled map of the third floor that includes the location of the Digital Scholarship Center.
Being in the Center
Technology
The DSC has a teaching station with two screens and a projector wall to allow for flexible teaching and events. The screens may be set up to display output from the computer, laptop (through HDMI), document camera or Solstice.
There are also two large TV carts in the room that may be hooked into through HDMI or signed into through their attached computers.
Laptops are available to borrow during workshops and events for use in the Center.
Furnishings
The DSC has many sitting options.
There are 10 tables in the DSC with space for 40 people to sit comfortably at them. Tables are on wheels and may be arranged in a variety of configurations. Each table has mini-white boards that may be hung on them.
There are also bar height stools and tables and soft seating options available.
Collaborating in the Center
The back corner or the Center has a sliding whiteboard wall with removable tall whiteboards for group work, study or teaching.
Tables are equipped with mini-whiteboards that may be hung along the side or attached to the side of tables making it easy to write and share notes.
The DSC also has a couple moveable glass boards
The Data Studio
The Data Studio has three docking stations. Docking stations are equipped with USB hookups that may be used with laptops to connect personal laptops to the screens in the studio. The stations are an excellent way for students to easily collaborate or work on projects requiring multiple screens.
The Data Studio also has a computer station with data visualization and analysis software. Using the computer requires signing into a PODs account.
Software includes: NVivo, SAS, SPSS, Stata and Adobe Creative Cloud
To learn more about how to use the Data Studio please visit the Libraries Digital Scholarship website
Recording Studios
Bartle Library has two recording studios that students may reserve through the same system used to reserve study rooms in the Libraries.
To learn more and to reserve either studio please visit the Libraries Digital Scholarship webpage
1st Floor Recording Studio
The 1st floor studio has two Blue Snowball microphones and a computer for recording and editing podcasts.
The 1st floor studio also has a computer connected to a room camera and microphone for some basic video and audio recording.
3rd Floor Recording Studio
The 3rd floor studio has two Shure mics, a computer with audio editing and recording software and a small interfacer for basic audio control.