Digital Scholarship Blogs

Catching Up With Past Student Hourly Employees: Amy Summer

Here at the Center for Digital Scholarship we have been lucky to work with some very dedicated, creative, and knowledgeable IUPUI students. These students have played a huge part in the building of our collections through scanning, metadata creation, and even digital photography. Let's find out what some past student workers are doing now!

Scholarly information on the open web and open access

Have you ever wondered how many scholarly documents can be located via the public web?  Two computer science researchers from the University of Pennsylvania set out to tackle this daunting task.

Catching Up With Past Student Hourly Employees: Sami Norling

Here at the Center for Digital Scholarship we have been lucky to work with some very dedicated, creative, and knowledgeable IUPUI students.

Community Partners

In November 2014 IUPUI University Library will mark 21 years in its current location.  In celebration we share 21 stories that highlight successes of the Library's past while speaking to its future.

Catching Up With Past Student Hourly Employees: Justin Davis

Here at the Center for Digital Scholarship we have been lucky to work with some very dedicated, creative, and knowledgeable IUPUI students.

Data sharing - barriers in the conversation and emerging policies

Government Information and Digital Scholarship

I recently attended the Federal Depository Library Conference in Washington D.C.

Funds for Your Open Access Article Publishing Fees

Last Fall, September 2013, IUPUI launched an Open Access Publishing Fund.

New Open Access Journal by the American Chemical Society

The American Chemical Society (ACS), “the world’s largest scientific society” (ACS, 2014) is launching an open access journal, ACS Central Science. 

Finding and reusing data for your research