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].