Digital Scholarship Services
Concordia Library provides support for research, experimentation, and collaboration.
Consulting Services
We will help you discover emerging digital techniques, trends, tools, or services that enable your project. This includes:
- evaluating or recommending software and tools
- liaising with researchers, librarians, and other professionals with skills or expertise in research data management, digital preservation, data visualization, application programming interfaces (APIs), metadata, content management systems, geographic information systems (GIS), or other areas.
- assisting in small-scale development
- assisting in evaluating or creating datasets (e.g., numeric, textual, audio, video, etc.)
Training
Learn about tools and concepts for digital scholarship processes. Our training may include individual or team consultation, or classroom workshops. We offer assistance:
- using or implementing software
- fostering knowledge-sharing and communities-of-practice
Spaces and tools
The library will provide spaces for in-depth digital scholarship work. You can experiment with and use an open-ended range of software, which includes:
- onsite and remote access to digital scholarship tools and virtual testing environments
- workstations for audio and video production work, data analysis, development
Process/hours available
Engage us for a consultation or further collaboration according to the following availability. We support:
- direct involvement in up to four projects per semester
- maximum of 30 hours per project
- first come, first served basis
