Boston College
Digital Scholarship
We guide. We teach. We design. We create.
The Digital Scholarship Group’s range of expertise includes 3D modeling and immersive, coding and scripting, data acquisition, data management, data visualization, metadata, digital collections and exhibits, GIS/mapping, text analysis, text encoding, user interface (UI), user experience (UX) design, and web development.
Featured Project
The Digital Scholarship Group is collaborating with Jeff Da Costa, BC professor of biology, on creating a database of Massachusetts birds in the form of 3D models (learn more).
Antonio looks on as Julia, a biology student in her senior year, scans a bird specimen.
A 3D model of a Turdidae (American robin).
Learn about digital methods, concepts, and projects
Latest Blog Posts
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Say Hello to the DSG Student Workers
We have three wonderful undergraduate student workers who assist with DSG projects each and every week: Amen Amare, Caleb Lee, and Nathanael Choi. Because they work in the Digital Studio space, these three are also available to help other students with software on Digital Studio computers. Amen is an Economics major who hopes to work…
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Digital Studio: New Gaming & Immersive Room
We are pleased to announce the Digital Studio’s new Gaming and Immersive Room (formally the Sound Room). With the growing demand for video games and immersive experiences in teaching and learning, this space allows faculty to incorporate these media into their instruction and students into their course assignments by creating easy access to the necessary…
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How Did They Make That? Learning Series (Fall 2024)
This year, the Digital Scholarship Group is taking inspiration from Miriam Posner’s famous blog post, How Did They Make That?, and offering a learning series on how specific digital scholarship and digital humanities projects were created. Our intention is to give people a greater sense of what it takes to do this work, including what skills are…
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