Digital Scholarship at Swarthmore supports faculty and students in the critical use of digital networked technologies in research and teaching. From collaborative projects to workshops and training, from student programs to partnering with regional and national partnerships, we work across disciplines to promote technologically, critically, and socially engaged scholarship.
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consulting / on a range of research projects and digital assignments, whether at the idea stage, for a granting deadline, or for an upcoming course
connecting / faculty and students with expertise and resources whether in the library, across campus, or beyond
instructing / courses and workshops on digital tools and critical literacies for digital environments
managing / projects including teams, timelines, data, and other resources
building / projects that incorporate online exhibits, data visualizations, interactive mapping, text analysis, and other tools for research and teaching
integrating / emerging technologies into your teaching and research, such as virtual reality, augemented reality, 3D modeling, and artificial intelligence
Subject specialist for Art & Art History, Classics, English Literature, Latin American & Latino Studies, Linguistics, Philosophy, Religion, and Spanish.
