Most Recent Additions*
مدخل في نظرية المزج بقلم مارك تورنر، الأزهر الزناد: Elements of Blending
Mark Bernard Turner
Yes, We Kanopy
Stephanie Church and Paul Heyde
What Makes a Librarian Digital?
Charlie Harper and Amanda Koziura
A Vision for Kelvin Smith Library's Digitization Program
Stephanie Becker, Roger Zander, and Jen Green
Supporting Big Data Research at Case Western Reserve University
Jen Green, Ben Gorham, Roger Zender, Lee Zickel, and Em Dragowsky
Teaching Wikipedia: A Model for Critical Engagement with Open Information
Amanda Koziura, Jennifer M. Starkey, and Einav Rabinovich-Fox
See Sierra in a New Way with Tableau
Stephanie Church
Kelvin Smith Library's Digitization Lab: 2020 Report
Stephanie Becker
Library as Laboratory: Using Primary Sources and Research Tools in the HEL Classroom
Kimberly Emmons and Melissa Hubbard
Image Analysis for Cultural Heritage Digitization
Naomi Langer and Stephanie Becker
Digital Case: 2020 Report
Stephanie Becker
Engaging Faculty and Students through Collection Assessment
Brian Gray, Daniela Solomon, Mark Eddy, and Stephen Toombs
Determining Success of DDA and EBA with Assessment
Liz Bober and Stephanie Church
Assessment of Non-Indexed Open Access Journals Impact
Daniela Solomon and Mark Eddy
Carving Out Our Past: Photogrammetry for the Study and Preservation of Cleveland's 20th Century Inscribed Graffiti
Andrew R. Mancuso, Nina Herzog, and Charlie Harper
Blending as a Central Process of Grammar
Mark Bernard Turner
*Updated as of 04/24/24.