No worries though, because we have another incredible exhibit going up! Cures & Concoctions by Special Collections intern, Kaelyn Corkery, will be on view beginning May 2nd.

In the meantime, a last look at highlights from Walking and Talking Human.

#LibraryExhibit

This was Milner’s 2025 Bryant Jackson Lecture, a yearly endowed lecture series that that provides professional development opportunities by focusing on relevant, essential. And timely topics within the field of librarianship.

#lecture #data

And remember, every word transcribed, reviewed, or corrected helps us to make these materials full-text searchable, discoverable, and usable by screen readers and other assistive technologies.

#transcription #FromThePage #research #workshop

Dr. Schrum maintains a website with sample syllabi, assignments, annotated bibliography, sample rubrics and release forms, storyboard resources, and much more.

You can find these resources here:

scholarlydigitalstorytelling.org

#research #DigitalStorytelling #DigitalHumanities #LibraryEvent

After digitization we will be installing a new display on the third floor @isumilnerlib but we couldn’t resist sharing a preview of things to come and a behind the scenes look.

#costume #CircusCostume

Omeka is a great tool to use for classroom #DH projects. It's intuitive and a great place to compile all the curated collections you have your students developing. Plus, the exhibit builder is easy to use, and creates a great final interactive layer to showcase the underlying work.

To further celebrate this occasion, we’ve included a plate of one our favorite illustrations—the amazingly distorted necks on Audubon’s pair of #CanadianGeese, as included in #BirdsOfAmerica [1839].

Professors and scholars, we want to hear from you too! Posters and papers should be by or in collaboration with students or focused on student DH work or pedagogy. We invite instructors to nominate themselves or particularly involved students for a panel on PhD #pedagogy.