Seniors in the inaugural Digital Media & Film (DMF) cohort shared their experiences with the new major in a collaborative class podcast that is now available online via YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music, iHeartRadio, and more. The podcast was produced in the Fall 2024 DMF capstone seminar with support from the Digital Scholarship team, including the…
North Country Resource was a collection of resources that were the product of a sociology class at St. Lawrence University with an emphasis on community-based learning. The course, taught by Dr. Stephen Barnard, was titled Social Justice in the Digital Age and includes active engagement at the St. Lawrence County Correctional Facility (SLCCF). With the shared goal…
The project goal is to create a time-lapse map of the Rwandan Genocide to use as a research and teaching tool to explain key elements of the development of the genocide. The timing, location, scale, and pace of mass killing (and in some cases, the absence of this) all provide insights into the factors that…
Digital scholarship Resources Web Design Interested in creating your own website? These resources can get you started. Whether you’re looking to create a web-based research project, professional portfolio, or personal website, we have options for you. St. Lawrence University Sites (WordPress) Students, faculty, and staff can create a customizable web presence for courses, research, or…
Digital Scholarship Resources Digital Pedagogy Resources for instructors interested in incorporating digital projects in their classrooms. Related Projects
Digital Scholarship resources Planning for Digital Projects These resources can help you to plan, develop, and manage a digital project. Are you a faculty or staff member planning a complex digital project? Check out our Project Proposal Criteria Checklist, which is intended to help you develop and evaluate digital initiatives project proposals, prioritize activities, and…
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