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Digital Projects

The Digital Projects Office, a part of the Electronic Resources and Information Technologies (ERIT) Department, is responsible 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. Currently staffed by three full-time employees, three employees shared with other departments, and several student assistants, the Digital Projects Office handles a variety of projects, both large and small.

For a consultation, please email David Gwynn, Digital Projects Coordinator. More information on digitization services offered on campus for faculty can be found here.

Digital Collections Priority Areas

The Digital Projects Priorities Team has identified four collection priority areas for new digital projects based on collection strengths and priorities within the University and the Univiversity Libraries:

University history
Local and regional history
Women's history
The performing arts

Completed Projects

For a list of our completed projects, please visit the UNCG Digital Collections home page. For updates, check out the Digital Projects blog or Facebook page.

Projects in Progress

Projects approved for completion during the 2011-2012 academic year include the following:

American Publishers' Trade Bindings, Phase IV
The Carolinian, 1930-2005
Bernard Greenhouse Project
Greensboro Patriot
Posters from the Women Veterans Historical Project
North Carolina Runaway Slave Ads, 1730-1841
University Archives Scrapbooks Collection
WUAG/Dead City Radio Project

Class Projects

Hear's My Story (collaboration with UNCG Public History Program, Spring 2008 HIS 627)
Baldwin School, Yesterday and Today (collaboration with UNCG Public History Program, Spring 2007 HIS 627)
Walking Through Greensboro's Past (collaboration with UNCG Public History Program, Fall 2006 HIS 627)

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