The VRC supports teaching and learning by digitizing content for classroom presentations, papers, and publications. We addimages to our collection upon Art and Art History faculty and graduate teacher request for teaching, upon student request for papers and presentations, and upon faculty request in support of scholarship and publishing. We digitize from printed materials and slides, accept born-digital content, and also license content from vendors. We catalog images and videos for immediate access in our database and archive them for future access and use. Before ordering images the VRC encourages you to first check the VRC’s teaching collection, , andto see if they are already available.
The VRC works with Art and Art History faculty members to create specialized archives of original content related their teaching and creative/scholarly work. See ourFind Images page for examples. Contact VRC staff with ideas and questions.
We consult with faculty and students on best practices for personal archiving of images, videos, and other media. This includes master files vs. derivative files, file types, target sizes for master files, color space, image editing, and more. Contact VRC staff with questions.
We also provide a document scanning service for course readings. See below for more information.
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