Blog
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Getting Started with Adobe Premiere Pro
This tutorial was written by Digital Studio Student Assistant, Remi Joseph. Learn more about Remi and our other student assistants here. Have you ever wondered how your favorite Youtubers produce the creative and stylish content you watch online? More often than not, the answer is Adobe Premiere Pro. Premiere Pro is an incredibly popular and powerful…
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Intro to Stata
This tutorial was written by Digital Studio Student Assistant, Michael Scarpetti. Learn more about Michael and our other student assistants here. In this tutorial, the goal is to gain a basic understanding of Stata, a statistical analysis program that is used across many disciplines. While the interface of Stata may seem daunting, once you know how…
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February 2018 O’Neill Library Displays
As part of Black History Month at Boston College, we’re excited to feature items from our collections that highlight black life, activism, and milestones at BC. This months, we’ve selected the following items to display on the O’Neill Library screens: Forum for Black History Month, from the Boston College special guests and events photographs collection,…
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Intro to Excel Functions
This tutorial was written by Digital Studio Student Assistant, Nicholas Park. Learn more about Nicholas and our other student assistants here. Excel is extremely useful for a variety of different functions and purposes: organizing or analyzing data, creating tables and graphs, and much more. With Excel, you can access, review, and edit spreadsheets for personal…
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Creating a Blog in WordPress
This tutorial was written by Digital Studio Student Assistant, Michael Zschokke. Learn more about Michael and our other student assistants here. WordPress is an easy-to-use content management system. You can use it to write stories, upload pictures, monitor site traffic, and many other features. In this tutorial, I will walk you through the basic tools…
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Spring 2018 Digital Scholarship Events
Our Spring 2018 event schedule is now live. Join us this semester for Coffee & Code workshops on copyright, digital exhibits, mapping, and more! We’ll also continue to offer our Collaborative TEI sessions for those interested in learning more about text encoding. All sessions take place in the Digital Studio, room 205 in O’Neill Library.…
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