Digital Projects
The Digital Projects Office, a part of the Electronic Resources and Information Technologies (ERIT) Department, is reponsible for coordinating digital preservation and access projects both within the library and for external keepers of unique historical material, including UNCG faculty and local cultural heritage organizations. Staffed by three full-time employees and four student assistants, the Digitization Lab handles a variety of projects both large and small. For a consultation, please email Cat McDowell.
Completed Digital Projects
Current Projects
Smaller Projects and Exhibits
Walking Through Greensboro's Past (collaboration with UNCG Public History Program)
Baldwin School, Yesterday and Today (collaboration with UNCG Public History Program)
The Object of History (collaboration with Smithsonian and CHNM)
NCBHIO contributor (an NC Echo project)
Other Activities and Services
- UNCG Electronic Theses and Dissertations [ETDs] archiving
- Institutional Repository development and Open Access publishing consulting
- E-journal hosting
- Scanning of rare/fragile material or formats
- Digital audio recording, editing, and reformatting
- Metadata application and consulting
- Electronic Records management
- Optical Character Recognition
See past projects from University Archives
