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Digital Scholarship Collaborative

@HamiltonDiSC

Supporting faculty and students @HamiltonCollege in digital scholarship methodologies, project planning and development, and scholarly communication.

 Clinton, NY
hamilton.edu/offices/lits/digital-scholarship-collaborative
Joined September 2022
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It's Douglass Day! We'll be hosting our first Douglass Day transcribe-a-thon today in the All Night Reading Room in Burke Library, 12-4pm. Stop by for birthday cake and the chance to contribute to sharing Black history #DouglassDay
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TOMORROW: Join us for lunch and a talk by our own Sara Mohr, digital scholarship librarian, on her digital provenance project, Where is the Cuneiform?
On a purple techy looking background, white text reads "Sara Mohr. Where is the Cuneiform? Digital Provenance Project. Wednesday, October 18, noon, All Night Reading Room. Lunch will be provided. Digital Scholarship Collaborative Fall Speaker Series"

ALT On a purple techy looking background, white text reads "Sara Mohr. Where is the Cuneiform? Digital Provenance Project. Wednesday, October 18, noon, All Night Reading Room. Lunch will be provided. Digital Scholarship Collaborative Fall Speaker Series"

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Join us for the first lunch talk of our fall speaker series on Thursday, September 14 at noon in The Red Pit to learn more about using video essays for sharing scholarship from Professor Scott MacDonald. Lunch will be provided.
A purple square with vaguely digital designs containing another purple square with rounded edges. Within that square is text that reads "Scott MacDonald, video essays for scholarly communication, Thursday, September 14, noon, The Red Pit, Lunch will be provided, Digital Scholarship Collaborative Fall Speaker Series."

ALT A purple square with vaguely digital designs containing another purple square with rounded edges. Within that square is text that reads "Scott MacDonald, video essays for scholarly communication, Thursday, September 14, noon, The Red Pit, Lunch will be provided, Digital Scholarship Collaborative Fall Speaker Series."

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Senior student workers for @HCBurkeLib are honored by adding a book to our collection related to their interests. The Warhol Economy: How Fashion, Art, and Music Drive New York City will be added for our intern Khuslen "T" Tulga. Congratulations, T! And thank you!
A book, The Warhol Economy, is displayed standing up on a table with other books. Taped to the bottom of the book is a piece of paper that says "The Warhol Economy: How Fashion, Art, and Music Drive New York City. Khuslen Tulga - Digital Scholarship"

ALT A book, The Warhol Economy, is displayed standing up on a table with other books. Taped to the bottom of the book is a piece of paper that says "The Warhol Economy: How Fashion, Art, and Music Drive New York City. Khuslen Tulga - Digital Scholarship"

The inside cover of a book with a sticker on it that says "Selected in honor of LITS Student Assistant Khuslen Tulga, Class of 2023"

ALT The inside cover of a book with a sticker on it that says "Selected in honor of LITS Student Assistant Khuslen Tulga, Class of 2023"

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The digital archive features images, video, and sound recordings. More items are in the process of being added to the site and will be available once they have been integrated into the existing archive.
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Who are benshi? And what did they do? During the silent film era in Japan, these vocal narrators sat or stood in a dimly visible spot to the left of the movie screen and spoke or chanted their setsumei (説明) or “explication” alongside the moving images.
A black and white image showing a man with short hair and a mustache standing on a stage in the middle of speaking and gesturing with his hands. Above the image and below it are Japanese characters.

ALT A black and white image showing a man with short hair and a mustache standing on a stage in the middle of speaking and gesturing with his hands. Above the image and below it are Japanese characters.

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Benshi: Silent Film Narrators in Japan is live! A collaboration between members of LITS and Prof Kyoko Omori, the Benshi archive features a curated collection of materials relating to benshi performance and culture from their beginnings to the present day. benshi.hamiltonlits.org/main…
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Did you finish your to-do list today? How many items were on your list? Check out this postcard visualizing the past few weeks of to-do list tasks.
A postcard that says "To-do list completion." Below that are a series of concentric circles lined up in rows. Some of the circles have their outermost circle drawn in purple to show that the tasks for the day were all completed.

ALT A postcard that says "To-do list completion." Below that are a series of concentric circles lined up in rows. Some of the circles have their outermost circle drawn in purple to show that the tasks for the day were all completed.

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This LEGO creation shows how our student intern Tyler Rodenberger '25 spends his time. Blue for schoolwork, white for extracurriculars, red for campus jobs, and yellow for piano practice.
An abstract LEGO creation made of yellow, red, blue, and white blocks arranged in a short but long manner.

ALT An abstract LEGO creation made of yellow, red, blue, and white blocks arranged in a short but long manner.

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Do you regularly lose board games to your kids? We've been there.
A postcard with a hand drawn bar graph of when a staff member lost games of Sorry to his daughters Lily and Ashley.

ALT A postcard with a hand drawn bar graph of when a staff member lost games of Sorry to his daughters Lily and Ashley.

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