| Format | Event Recording |
|---|---|
| Level | Beginner |
| Software | Omeka |
| Topic | Digital Exhibit, Digital Humanities, Digitization, Public Scholarship, Research Dissemination |
| Workshop/Event Series | Do More with Digital Scholarship |
Building Digital Exhibits: A Roundtable Celebrating the Launch of Omeka S at McMaster
Learn about the variety of uses and possibilities for digital scholarly exhibits with the digital exhibit platform Omeka S. In this roundtable. members of the McMaster community will share some of their experiences working with Omeka in classroom projects, research dissemination, organizing digital collections, and more.
Find out if Omeka is the right tool for your next classroom or research project!
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