This resource showcases Loyola student and faculty digital scholarship projects as well as tools and resources for engaging in digital scholarship.

This guide will introduce you to data management best practices and tools. Topics covered will include: Data Management Plan, File Naming, Security and Backups,
Publication and Preservation

Loyola's Special Collections & Archives collections include materials related to individuals who have contributed to the performing arts in New Orleans; to individuals from the New Orleans area who have distinguished themselves in the performing arts nationally or internationally; and to performing arts organizations in the greater New Orleans area

network graphs of character relationships, maps of locations in the novel

videos, Glitch, gifs

text mining and data visualization

mapping and timeline creation

Includes Digitization workflow for Smithsonian Institution Archives, with additional workflows for contribution to Biodiversity Heritage Library (BHL) and the Transcription Center.

curated digital collection meant for classroom teaching

XML/SGML encoded electronic text editions of early printed books

Article about Don Quixote textual analysis assignment

Student projects include include blog posts, a mapping project, and a physical exhibit.

Multiple modes for reading and interpreting Don Quixote including transcription overlay, a map, a timeline of publication history, music, video, and more

Only allows viewing/downloading of one page at a time in text-only view

Technical and descriptive guidelines for digitizing and preserving your media.

The Digital Beyond is a blog about your digital existence and what happens to it after your death.