Difference between revisions of "Digital Humanities Center"
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The '''Digital Humanities Center''' (DHC; formerly the Electronic Text Service) is the sub-library in [[Butler]] with all the fucking scanners and shit. This includes archiving software, media editing software, and book-to-text devices. Located at 305 Butler Library, the DHC provides extensive services to support researchers in the humanities working with digital texts, still and moving images, and other materials. As of spring [[2013]], it is allegedly in the midst of a modernization project. | The '''Digital Humanities Center''' (DHC; formerly the Electronic Text Service) is the sub-library in [[Butler]] with all the fucking scanners and shit. This includes archiving software, media editing software, and book-to-text devices. Located at 305 Butler Library, the DHC provides extensive services to support researchers in the humanities working with digital texts, still and moving images, and other materials. As of spring [[2013]], it is allegedly in the midst of a modernization project. | ||
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== Hours and Contact Info == | == Hours and Contact Info == | ||
| + | In practice, the equipment is rarely fully used. DHC is a good spot for open computers in Butler...when it's open. | ||
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| + | Butler reference service is offered at this desk from 11:00 to 1:00 on weekdays except during spring break and intersession. You can call the DHC at 212-854-7547 during open hours to reserve scanners and digital video editing machines. | ||
Typical semester hours: | Typical semester hours: | ||
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== External links == | == External links == | ||
DHC homepage [http://library.columbia.edu/indiv/dhc.html ] | DHC homepage [http://library.columbia.edu/indiv/dhc.html ] | ||
[[Category: Libraries]] | [[Category: Libraries]] | ||
Revision as of 19:00, 24 April 2013
The Digital Humanities Center (DHC; formerly the Electronic Text Service) is the sub-library in Butler with all the fucking scanners and shit. This includes archiving software, media editing software, and book-to-text devices. Located at 305 Butler Library, the DHC provides extensive services to support researchers in the humanities working with digital texts, still and moving images, and other materials. As of spring 2013, it is allegedly in the midst of a modernization project.
A sign out front says you have to show your ID to the desk attendant to enter (why?) but that rarely occurs in practice.
Hours and Contact Info
In practice, the equipment is rarely fully used. DHC is a good spot for open computers in Butler...when it's open.
Butler reference service is offered at this desk from 11:00 to 1:00 on weekdays except during spring break and intersession. You can call the DHC at 212-854-7547 during open hours to reserve scanners and digital video editing machines.
Typical semester hours:
| Mon | Tues | Wed | Thurs | Fri | Sat | Sun |
| 11am - 6pm | 11am - 9pm | 11am - 6pm | 12pm - 6pm | |||
External links
DHC homepage [1]
