Digital Resources & Imaging Services

Disciplines Archaeology, Art and Design, Dance, Drama and Theatre, Folklore, Geography, History, Law, Librarianship and Museum Studies, Linguistics, Literature and Language - English, Literature and Language - European, Literature and Language - Irish, Music, Non-European Literature and Languages, Philosophy, Religion, Theology
Temporal Terms Prehistoric, Ancient/Classical (to 5th century CE), Middle Ages (4th c. to 15th c.), Early Modern (16th c. to 18th c.), Modern (19th c. to 20th c.), 21st century
Methods and Techniques Art and design, Cataloguing and indexing, Coding, Communication and collaboration, Data Capture, Data publishing and dissemination, Data reuse, Data Structuring and enhancement, Digital document preparation, Graphical interaction and sharing, Image capture, Image capture and transformation, Image processing, Linking records, Manual transcription, Practice-led Research, Project Management, Requirements, Resource sharing, Searching and querying, Security/backup, Strategy and project management, Textual interaction and sharing, Web technologies
Contact digitalresourcesattcd [dot] ie
Website http://www.tcd.ie/Library/dris/index.php
Start/End date October 2007 - June 2010

Digital Resources & Imaging Services is a new department dedicated to the creation of digital content from the Trinity College Library Dublin's extensive collections of Early Printed Books and Manuscripts. While the primary focus of the activity centers on general digitization of the libraries special collections, the department also provides on demand digitization services for publication and education.

Beginning this fall the Digital Resources & Imaging Services department will start working on an exciting new project to develop the digital library collections repository and its online interface. This new repository will hold digitized versions of many of the libraries historic printed volumes and rare manuscripts. The online interface offered by this new technology will allow for the very first time truly open access to these wonderful pieces of history providing students of all ages, teachers, scholars, and even general readers opportunity to utilize these remarkable materials from anywhere in Ireland or even the world.

In the coming months as we dive into the development of this new digital resource we will begin to engage a variety of communities to help support the design of the user interface and research toolsets. We welcome all comments and suggestions at digitalresources@tcd.ie and look forward to a successful launch in the spring of 2010

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