Digital Drop-Ins
Digital Drop-Ins
Join Matt Lefaive, Digital Humanities Developer for the CDHI every other Thursday from 1:00-2:00 EST for bi-weekly, themed, digital drop ins hosted with experts from across the tri-campus. From questions about digital exhibits to knowledge mobilization, come find answers and resources while building our CDHI community networks.
To learn more, email matthew.lefaive@utoronto.ca.
2022-2023 Digital Drop-in Schedule
Have an idea for a session?
We’re here to help! We welcome your feedback and are always on the lookout for fresh new ideas for our Digital Drop-ins. Message our team today.
Contact our experts! Find a complete list of our Digital Drop-in hosts below.
OMEKA/Digital primary docs
James Roussain, Interim Head of Public Services at the John M. Kelly Library
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Web development (DSspace + Open Journal Systems)
Rachel Wang, Application Programmer Analyst
Jana Rajakumar, Application Programmer Analyst
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DH project development and tools
Kirsta Stapelfeldt, Head Digital Scholarship Unit
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MetaData: concepts and best practices
May Chan, Head Metadata Services
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Wiki Data/Metadata
Kyla Jemison, Metadata Librarian
Alex Jung, Open Technology Specialist
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Wiki Data/Metadata
Trevor Deck, Music & Film Collections Management Librarian
James Mason, Metadata & Digital Initiatives Librarian
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Copyright
Graeme Slaght, Acting Head, Scholarly Communications & Copyright Outreach Office
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International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF)
Kelli Babcock, Digital Initiatives Librarian
Rachel Di Cresce, Project Librarian
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Frameworks for environmental scanning
Carey Toane, Entrepreneurship Librarian
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Wikidata and OpenRefine
Kyla Jemison, Metadata Librarian
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AR/VR
Diane Michaud, Reader Services & Instruction Librarian, Pratt Library
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Research Communications: podcasting
Carla DeMarco, Communications Manager in the Office of the VP Academic and Dean
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Consultations
Don’t know where to turn to get your DH project off the ground? We are happy to help! We can talk with you about your ideas and help talk through various strategies and supports. We offer consultations on all stages of a digital humanities, from the idea stage through to the ending and archiving of a project. We collaborate with other experts in this area, especially our digital scholarship librarian and IT colleagues. Please email CDHI Managing Director Danielle Taschereau Mamers at d.taschereau@utoronto.ca to set up a consultation.