Digital Humanities: DH & Fordham Libraries

DH research and project support services offered by Fordham University Libraries:

• Research Consultations - We are happy to connect you with resources and/or training on digital tools, research methods, data questions, discovery of primary source collections, and much more.

• Library Instruction Sessions & Workshops - We work with faculty to design teaching and learning experiences using digital tools and research methods in the classroom.

• Data Management Advice - We introduce scholars to tools for organizing and preserving research data as well as recommendations on the creation of metadata for digital projects.

• Copyright Resources - We share an array of resources to guide digital scholars towards best practices of copyright compliance and documentation as well as protecting one's own author rights.

• Personal Digital Archiving - We provide tools and advice to faculty and graduate students about self-archiving a range of digital projects.

 For questions, comments, or to arrange a consultation, please contact one of the librarians listed on this page or fill out this form.

A place for undergraduate and graduate students to (a few) specialized software at Walsh Family Library.

This workstation provides access to:

• ABBYY FineReader 14 (Standard)
• Oxygen XML Editor
• Tableau Public
• + more to come!

   Some of the software and tools listed here are free to download or are available through other avenues on campus. Researchers are unable to download software on to library computers.

For software & computing options provided by Fordham IT, try the following:

• Virtual Academic Space hosted by Apporto - The University's virtual computer lab that provides students and faculty with access to software applications commonly found in a campus computer lab or classroom.

• Fordham IT's Academic Software List - See the full list of software options available on campus.

• LITE Learning Commons - Offers a makerspace, 3D printing, podcasting/video rooms, collaborative spaces, and more.

The following research guides produced by the libraries may also be helpful:

• Computer & Information Science 

• Copyright Resources 

• Python Resources 

• Scholarly Communication