1. 1 Teaching with Digital Collections in the Humanities Marianne Colgrove, Deputy CTO Reed College Image licensed from Saskia, Ltd. through Scholar’s Resource

2. 2 Slide projector

3. 3 slides

4. 4 About the Digital Assets Management Project Collaboration between IT, the library, and the visual resources collection 3-year funding with grants from Keck and Booth-Ferris

5. 5 Project Goals Initial focus: Teaching with digital images in the arts & humanities Long-term goal: Teaching with digital materials across the curriculum

6. 6 Faculty Input Copious high-quality content Reliable searching (good data) A “garden path” to course content Web interfaces for quick browsing Flexible in-class tools Student access outside of class How to analyze visual resources

7. 7 The Humanities Challenge Team-taught by faculty from art history, classics, history, literature, philosophy, political science, religion Our challenge: to support image use for both expert and non-expert faculty as well as students Images moving beyond “art days”

8. 8 Four integrated elements Content (images & other materials) Metadata Web interfaces for finding & browsing Tools for organizing and presenting

9. 9 Content for Teaching Licensed images Faculty pics Copystand images from books

10. 10 Image with metadata

11. 11 Browsing interface

12. 12 My Workspace