The ramp outside of Tisch Library will be closed on Monday, September 22. The pathway from Professors Row to the circular planter will be closed from September 22-26. Learn about alternative ways to access Tisch Library.
Sick of using only Microsoft Word to write papers or PowerPoint to make presentations? Want people to actually see your thesis or capstone after you've left school? Esri Story Maps are web applications that let authors combine beautiful, interactive maps with narrative text, striking images, charts and graphs and multimedia including video and recordings. Impress your professors, bosses or friends with these attractive and easy to use applications while bringing your story to life. Make them accessible online for all to see well after you've left Tufts!
Interested in learning the basics of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) using ESRI's desktop software ArcGIS pro? This is the workshop for you!
Tisch Library is excited to announce the winners of the website photo contest. There were many excellent submissions, but three stood out from the rest:
A professional website is one way of establishing your online scholarly and professional identify. During this interactive workshop, you'll analyze several different websites created by people in disciplines and professions pursued by graduate students at Tufts, then you'll be introduced to a range of website-building platforms appropriate for people at different skill levels. After attending, you'll be prepared to make crucial design decisions (including what platform would work best for you) when creating or updating your own professional website.
During the pandemic, most humanists were limited to searching digitized collections for primary source research. Now more libraries and archives are opening up their special collections readings rooms for on-site research. During this interactive workshop, we'll provide guidance on figuring out what collecting institution to visit, as well as what to know before you go. Then we'll simulate an on-site research visit, including taking pictures of different kinds of materials for your reference long after your visit.
Creating an online scholarly identity can increase the visibility of your research and publications, enhance networking opportunities, and help potential collaborators to find you. Consciously curating and monitoring your scholarly online image helps you take control of what people see when they search for you online. During this workshop you will begin to strategize how to design your online scholarly identity through establishing profiles, sharing your work, using networking tools and social media, and monitoring your presence.