Want to make a video for the "Dance your Research" project but unsure how to start, where to get support, or need access to equipment and software? The Tisch Library Digital Design Studio (DDS) is pleased to support this joint venture between SoE and the Dance Program with a workshop on video production, aimed at helping engineers and other researchers get started with using film media for storytelling about their research projects.

Can't make the workshop? Or want to get an earlier start? Reach out to tischdds@tufts.edu to set up a consultation!

ArcGIS StoryMaps is a digital storytelling tool that allows you to combine interactive maps with narrative text, images, and multimedia. With the rise of geographic information systems (GIS), accessible online tools and modes of publication, digital mapping has become a powerful tool for underrepresented and marginalized communities to tell their own stories, resisting colonial narratives and visualizing erased histories. With ArcGIS tools, communities can combine oral histories, archival documents, and interactive tours.

In this workshop you will learn basic video recording strategies and editing tools.  We will use the Video Recording Kit which has a Sony a6600 mirrorless camera and Adobe Premiere Pro but skills are translatable to other cameras and software.  We will cover basic media management, recording and editing techniques, and saving your files.  We hope by the end of this workshop you will feel empowered to check out media equipment and know more about resources available to support you during your next project.   

In this workshop you will learn basic photography skills to help make your photos pop.  We will use the Tisch Photography Kit which has a Sony a6600 mirrorless camera and Adobe Lightroom but skills are translatable to other cameras and software.  We will cover basic media management, composition strategies and basic editing techniques.  We hope by the end of this workshop you will feel empowered to check out media equipment and know more about resources available to support you during your next project.

Not sure what audio recording equipment is available to you through Tisch Library?  Wondering what the differences are between microphones?

Sound is evocative. Sound includes voices and words, emotive notes and music, animal calls and the environment. By working with existing sound recordings, creating meaning through layers, contrasts, repetition, we can say something of our own in immersive and connected ways. This workshop will explore sound art, giving participants a chance to make something of their own.

The Greater Boston Digital Research and Pedagogy Symposium is a city-wide gathering of students, scholars, and practitioners working at the intersection of technology and the humanities. Hosted at a different institution each year, the Symposium is a key site for promoting cross-institutional collaboration and showcases the diverse perspectives of our field.

Drop in any time during this open Zoom office hour to chat with a librarian about questions you have about depositing your thesis or dissertation with ProQuest. Ask about copyright, open access, embargoes, ProQuest terms & conditions, and anything else you're wondering about. No registration necessary.

Data Carpentry develops and teaches workshops on the fundamental data skills needed to conduct research. Participants will be encouraged to help one another and to apply what they have learned to their own research problems. For more information on what we teach and why, please see our paper "Best Practices for Scientific Computing".

Data Carpentry develops and teaches workshops on the fundamental data skills needed to conduct research. Participants will be encouraged to help one another and to apply what they have learned to their own research problems. For more information on what we teach and why, please see our paper "Best Practices for Scientific Computing".