Digital Scholarship at UCSC Libraries
Class-Specific Resources
Is the DSC supporting your class assignment? We've got a page for you! Check out our current class guides and support hours.
Did we miss something? Let us know at digitalscholarship@ucsc.edu.
The Center for Digital Scholarship offers peer-to-peer support drop-in hours in the DSC in McHenry Library during Fall, Winter, and Spring quarters. Support schedules are usually posted by week 3.
Our Digital Scholarship Librarians are available to help support your students' digital scholarship assignments. You can see the digital methods we support here.
The earlier we begin collaborating with you on an assignment, the better support we can provide. Support options include dedicated technology guides (see History 159B for an example), peer to peer support for your students, in class visits, dedicated workshops, and consultations on how to create or adapt a digital project for your students.
For more information, email us at digitalscholarship@ucsc.edu, or check out our Help for Instructors.
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