Services for Digital Information in the Humanities
Stanford University Libraries
On this page:
Digital Delivery of Interlibrary Loan |
Text Analysis | Book
and CDROM Collections | Course Reserves
| Presentations
|
The Stanford University Libraries' Digital Delivery of
Interlibrary Loan (dd-ILL) service is a pilot
project generously supported by the California
State Library by a grant offered under the Library
Services and Technology Act. dd-ILL is a cooperative
effort of the Stanford University Libraries' Interlibrary Services Department
and the Humanities Digital Information Service.
Book and CD-ROM Collections
HDIS hosts a small, non-circulating collection of books
and CD-ROMs called "Digital Culture and Humanities Computing."
These are located in the east end of the Lane Room of
Green Library.
Text Analysis and SGML Programs
Also at the east end of the Lane Room, in addition to publicly
accessible computers with more standard configurations,
HDIS sponsors a small number of high-powered machines with
specialized software to use for text analysis, concordancing,
and other applications for computing humanists. The suite
of software is expanding, so check back frequently for current
offerings.
Course Reserves
We are happy to work with humanities faculty members to
produce electronic course reserves. Please contact us.
See also list of current course reserves
Presentations and Consulting
HDIS personnel is available for classroom and other presentations
related to its resources and services, as well as for consulting
by appointment. Please contact us. |
Comments to HDIS
Last modified:
March 21, 2007
|
