Featured Digital Project: Medieval European History
- Medieval European HistoryAn interactive digital archive that profiles the life, religion, culture, politics, and history of Medieval Europe. This Omeka archive is a class project compiled by students in HIST 447/547 with Dr. Robert Barone
Overview of Carmichael Digital Projects
The Carmichael Library is able to provide installation, hosting, and support for various content management systems that are integrated into class projects. Here's a sample of some digital projects we've facilitated. If you are interested in developing a project for your class, please contact us or fill out the form below.
- Archiving MontevalloCollections and items from the Annie Crawford Milner Archives at the University of Montevallo.
- ART 218 History of Major Ideas in Art TimelinesStudents in ART 218 with Catherine Walsh chart the development of major themes in art across time.
- ART 327: Collection ManagementStudents in ART 327 Collection Management assemble an archive of items stored in Bloch Hall at the University of Montevallo.
- History of Games TimelinesStudents in GSD 210 History of Games with Dr. Cathlena Martin construct timelines that profile the development of games over time.
- History of Ireland ArchivesStudents in the HIST 411 History of Ireland seminar at the University of Montevallo compile an archive of items associated with the history and culture of Ireland.
- HIST 411 Digital History TimelinesStudents in HIST 411 with John Bawden chart key sequences of events on specific historical topics on a timeline.
- Medieval European HistoryAn interactive digital archive that profiles the life, religion, culture, politics, and history of Medieval Europe. This Omeka archive is a class project compiled by students in HIST 447/547 with Dr. Robert Barone
Digital Learning Tools & Resources
The sites linked below will provide additional resources to assist in digital learning and creation. Though the library may not be fluent in all these resources, please feel free to contact a librarian if you have questions.
- DiRT: Digital Research Tools"The DiRT Directory is a registry of digital research tools for scholarly use. DiRT makes it easy for digital humanists and others conducting digital research to find and compare resources ranging from content management systems to music OCR, and statistical analysis packages to mindmapping software."
- A Guide to Digital HumanitiesCreated by the Center for Scholarly Communication & Digital Curation at Northwest University, this site provides insight into the field of Digital Humanities. The "Tools & Resources" page contains a list of digital tools to enhance your teaching and learning experience.
- TAPoR: Text Analysis Portal for ResearchThis text analysis and retrieval pool links to several resources that can help you manipulate and analyze text as well as make your text more visually appealing.
