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22 augustus 2016

Digital Dante

Digital Dante is an innovative multimedia resource for the study and interpretation of Dante’s Divine Comedy and other works. Alongside a digital edition of the poem, which houses the original Petrocchi edition together with the Longfellow and Mandelbaum translations, Digital Dante includes a commentary by Teodolinda Barolini, and digitized images of early print editions from Columbia’s Rare Books and Manuscripts Library. The site incorporates innovative methods of approach to studying Dante’s Comedy in context and showcases recent developments in critical scholarship on Dante and medieval literary culture. These include sections dedicated to Intertextuality and Bibliography.

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Teodolinda Barolini

24 november 2020

New York Public Library Digital Collections

The New York Public Library’s Digital Collections is the NYPL’s digital image archive. It contains a continuously updated selection of digital exhibitions in addition to a collection of over 4,000 images of manuscripts and many more of early printed books. The NYPL’s digital collections are global in outlook, including manuscripts from across the globe. Its holdings range from the 1200s onward, with strengths in the later Middle Ages and early print as well as Jewish manuscripts and books. Digital entries include catalog information, multiple options for download though only in JPG format, and a timeline of information about the item where available. Digital Collections entries also link back to the NYPL’s catalog entries. Items are made freely available with citations for each item available to copy and paste.

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New York Public Library

19 januari 2017

ACM Digital Library

Een LibGuide over de ACM Digital Library

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Auteur onbekend

24 november 2020

Wren Digital Library

The Wren Digital Library is the digital archive of the Wren Library at Trinity College, Cambridge. The Wren is home to over 1,000 medieval manuscripts from the 10th century onwards, of which the digital archive has published over 800 in addition to many early printed books and modern manuscripts. The ongoing project of the digital platform is to digitally publish all manuscripts in M.R. James’ 1901-1903 print catalog of the library’s holdings. As of 2020, the library has no search function, but one can filter manuscripts by title, shelfmark, and date. Each entry includes catalog information in addition to a bibliography. Images are available in IIIF format and can be downloaded free of charge, though high-resolution images can only be obtained by contacting the repository.

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Trinity College Library Cambridge

3 maart 2020

Virginia - Website Digital Histology

A comprehensive digital histology website with concise tutorials containing hundreds of high-quality histological images, a textbook and quizzes, covering the entire human histology in a clear manner. It is - to the knowledge of AnatomyTOOL - presently the only well web-accessible histology resource of this coverage and quality that is completely licensed under an Creative Commons license (CC BY NC SA). It is highly useful for students to learn the bulk of the histology knowledge for medical school . Created by the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine and the ALT Lab at Virginia Commonwealth University.

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Alice S. Pakurar

24 november 2020

Munich Digitization Center, Digital Library

The Munich DigitiZation Center (MDZ) is the digital imagining website of the Bavarian State Library and associated institutions. The website includes content in German, English, and Italian. The MDZ is responsible for digitizing and publishing images of the State Library’s rich medieval manuscript and early print book holdings, which total well over 15,000 items. The collections comprise items from across Europe particularly but also items from around the world. The library’s holdings are especially rich in early medieval manuscripts. The MDZ has both an online catalog for searching in addition to regularly updated online exhibitions. New items are added to the digital collections continuously. The catalog allows for advanced searching by title, date, and author. Each entry in the image database contains a catalog entry as well as the ability to download images in differing sizes and format. Also included are IIIF-compliant images and a Mirador viewer.

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Munich Digitization Center

18 maart 2016

Hoe kom ik over op internet?

Dit filmpje maakt studenten bewust van de digital footprint die zij achterlaten op het internet. Wat kunnen anderen met die gegevens doen? Welke effecten kan het hebben wanneer je persoonlijke informatie verspreid? Deze video maakt deel uit van de serie ‘Slim zoeken’ van de HvA bibliotheek.

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Bibliotheek HvA

2021

Personal branding online

How to build and maintain a professional online image. Topics: self-branding, social networking sites and online identity management, including legal issues.

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Maastricht University Library

7 juni 2019

St. Paul’s Outside the Walls

This website gives access to data related to one of Rome’s most important churches: The Basilica of St. Paul’s Outside the Walls, purported to the resting place of one of Christianity’s most influential figures—the apostle Paul. Because the basilica burned tragically in 1823, what exists today is a vast reconstruction that has deliberately retained the footprint and volumes of its predecessor, but it preserves few of the historical artefacts that accrued there over the course of 1,500 years. Such loss has impeded scholars, students, tourists and pilgrims from gaining a more complete understanding of the building’s long history. The aim of this website is to make available some of the primary sources, digital reconstruction models, still-frame images, walk-through videos and interactive virtual reality environments, all of which help to shed light on this monumental structure.

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Nicola Camerlenghi

1 juli 2025

Digital replicas of clay tablets from the VU special collections

This collection consists of 16 digitized clay tablets from the VU special collections, as well as some other 3D printed objects that were created over the last few years. The clay tablets have been 3D scanned for you to use in education, both digitally and physically. Every publication below includes: A picture of the clay tablet. A 3D model that can be used digitally and can be 3D printed. Technical instructions for 3D printing the model. Information on the original clay tablet and a link to the original object in the VU image base. Some of the digitized clay tablets are linked to a lesson plan on how to use them in higher and secondary education. If this is the case, the publication of that digitized clay tablet will include a link to that lesson plan. Moreover, the links underneath lead you to an information page on the possibilities for 3D printing at the VU, the VU image base, in which the original clay tablets are metadated and a practical outreach about the 3D scanning process.

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Linde Voorend, Kim Dibbets