The Freedman Center for Digital Scholarship is partially maintained by an endowment established by Samuel B. and Marian K. Freedman.
- Located on the first floor of Kelvin Smith Library
- Open for self-service whenever KSL is open
- Opens late on Friday mornings for routine maintenance
- Large, open, workspace featuring dozens of state-of-the-art equipment, diverse hardware, and cutting edge software
- Harness the power of modern technology and academic creativity with a wide range of technology
- Flatbed, film, slide, microfilm scanners
- Wacom illustration tablets, audio recording equipment, self-service video recording equipment
- A/V viewing stations
- Adobe Creative Cloud Suite on all computers, ArcGIS and more
- Borrow equipment (cameras, GoPros, etc.) at the KSL Service Desk
- Reserve the Collaboration Commons for events and large meetings
- Everyone is welcome: students, faculty, staff, and visitors
We encourage independent, self-directed exploration of the Freedman Center, and...
- Schedule time with a Digital Scholarship team member for extensive support, consultation, and learning opportunities
- Digital Scholarship Partner, David Beales (Python, Text Analysis, data visualization)
- Creative New Media Officer, Jared Bendis (digitizing all forms of media, AR and VR)
- Scholarly Communication & Copyright Librarian, Karen Caputo (copyright, open access, and institutional repository consultation and education)
- Research Data and GIS Specialist, Ben Gorham (ArcGIS mapping, photogrammetry, research data management advice, Freedman Fellowship Coordinator)
- A Research and Engagement Librarian can assist with research questions
- The Library’s Access, Research, and Engagement Services Staff in on-site to refer you to the next best expert for your particular needs.
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Floor Plan
