Teaching with Librarians
Want to incorporate digital exhibits into your course? Librarians can provide tailored instruction on exhibits design, copyright, and platform use. We offer up to 2 class sessions a semester and are available for one-on-one consultations to support both faculty and students in creating impactful digital projects.
1. Copyright and Fair Use in Digital Exhibits
Overview: This session would help students understand how to legally and ethically use images, media, and archival materials in their exhibits.
Learning Goals:
- Students will be able to:
- Understand Creative Commons licenses, public domain, and fair use
- Identify and source openly licensed materials
- Understand how to properly attribute and credit media in a digital exhibit
2. Hands-On Workshop: Getting Started with [Platform Name]
Key Concepts Covered:
- Overview of platform
- Navigating the interface
- Building an exhibit step-by-step
- Design and accessibility
- Publishing and sharing
Activity: Create a Mini Digital Exhibit
- Choose a topic for their test exhibit
- Upload and arrange at least 3 items
- Add descriptions and/or metadata
- Customize the layout and navigation
- Publish their exhibit
