The Digital Design Studio (DDS) is an educational space for entry into digital design, focused on audio production, video production, and visual design for printed materials or digital publication. We support student projects for courses and research, as well as extracurricular work by students, faculty, and staff.
On Jan. 12, 2022, JumboSearch will be upgraded to a new version. While this version may look similar to the old, Tufts Libraries Staff have thoroughly reviewed the new interface and have updated it to provide an even better user experience than before.
There should be no interruptions to JumboSearch access during the upgrade on Jan. 12th.
JumboSearch will mostly look and act the same but there are some changes. Here are the highlights:
Digital Design Studio (DDS) services will be closed starting Saturday, December 18th at 6pm, including our Recording Room, Large-Format Printing, Film Scanning, VHS & Vinyl Digitization, and Studio Assistant support.
The Tufts Digital Humanities Network is excited to announce a short series of Lunch and Share events. Each event will allow those who are interested in digital humanities (DH) work to network and chat about their projects. We will gather together for brief informal presentations of a DH project and then have time for discussion.
We are now accepting applications for the Tisch Library Open Educational Resources (OER) award, which supports the use of more affordable, equitable, and inclusive course materials.
As part of our strategic framework’s emphasis on curating the collection to meet the needs of the Tufts community, we are in the process of working on two collections projects.
Zotero Institution
Tufts now subscribes to Zotero Institution, which provides all members of the community unlimited individual and group cloud storage on zotero.org.
Online version of the Modern Language Association Handbook, the authoritative source for MLA citation formatting and research paper layout, updated to the recent 9th edition.
The Tufts Digital Humanities Network is excited to announce a short series of Lunch and Share events. Each event will allow those who are interested in digital humanities (DH) work to network and chat about their projects. We will gather together for brief informal presentations of a DH project and then have time for discussion.
The Badianus Manuscript (Codex Barberini, Latin 241, Vatican Library) is a sixteenth century Aztec herbal of great significance in the study of medicine and botany in the Americas. It is the earliest known work on Mexican medicinal practices and treatment of diseases.
