LibGuides: Online Teaching and Learning Resource Guide For Faculty: Sharing Content

Sharing Content

Digital repositories can serve to collect and share student work within the class, the institution, or with the public. The resources below are existing repositories that are available for sharing Sarah Lawrence student work. Additionally, Library staff can work with faculty to develop digital collections around a theme or an assignment.

DigitalCommons@SarahLawrence
DigitalCommons@SarahLawrence provides access to the scholarly, educational, and creative works of the Sarah Lawrence College community. It is coordinated by the Sarah Lawrence College Library and can be used to share outstanding undergraduate coursework in the "Selected Undergraduate Work" collection, Senior Theses, and more. Additionally, graduate program master's theses are available on Digital Commons.
Documenting the Student Experience of COVID-19 at Sarah Lawrence College (Omeka Example)
Omeka is an open-source, web application for creating online digital collections. The Sarah Lawrence College Archives created "Documenting the Student Experience of COVID-19 at Sarah Lawrence College" with Omeka and can support students and faculty in using the program. The Archives invites current students, both at home and abroad, to participate by submitting images (screen captures from social media, memes), text, video, audio, correspondence, journals or diaries, artworks, and poetry that document their experiences living through COVID-19.

Browse work by discipline on DigitalCommons@SarahLawrence

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