Digital Library Center - University of Florida Smathers Libraries

Digital Library Center Projects

Our current project list is online, as is project documentation for several projects, including:

Collaborating with the Harn and others
Florida Digital Newspaper Library (& the grant proposal)
Institutional Repository (project description, grants in the IR@UF)
Retrospective Dissertation Scanning (with Preservation)
Education Modules and LibGuides
Outreach: Bioactive: a library game & UF Libraries in Second Life, and Internships
Projects in Planning include research exhibits with objects (mask and another), continued digitization of the British Parliamentary Debates, and more
Additionally, technological improvements for findability are under constant development, including static pages for search engines and RSS feeds

All of the collections are available within the University of Florida's Digital Collections.

Partners

Partners are listed on the collection pages and item pages for each of collaborative collections, and information for potential partners is available here.

Exhibits

With so many beautiful and important materials, exhibits prove essential. The exhibits showcase objects, while explaining the significance of individual objects and their relationships with other materials and the larger collections.

			"Radical Women in Gainesville Historical Exhibit" on the Radical Women in Gainesville Digital Collection

			"Afterlife of Alice in Wonderland" on the Alice in Wonderland Digital Collection

Display Materials

We also have several slideshows and videos that capture parts of the collections.

Slides (PPT)
Videos
Interactive Materials:
- Testing Flash Flip Books for user ease:
- Qin ding xi Qing gu jian
- Topsys & Turvys
- Civil War Diar
- DHTML Pop-up Books
- Our Little Doll's Town
Printed Materials
- Our brochure
- Chalk Labels
- Business card images
- Calendars (2002 PALMM; 2002 Poisonous Plants; 2003 chicken; 2003 FHP; 2003 Maps; 2003 Baldwin; 2003 Performing Art; 2003 Mix; 2004 Kanapaha; 2004 Maps)

Creating new display materials:

Saving images from UFDC