Digitization Program

The digitization program at Emory digitizes texts, manuscripts, photographic materials, flat art and AV materials to make them more usable and accessible to scholars at Emory University and the world at large, and for preservation purposes.  We also curate the resources we digitally archive to ensure that they remain usable for future scholars.

For further information on proposed and completed collections, check out the Emory Digitization homepage and the FAQs tab here. The digitization program uses several methods for digitization, including a scanner produced by Kirtas Technologies which allows for rapid automated digitization.

•  What are some of the collections that Emory has digitized?
• What are the latest projects for Emory digitization?
• How do I access digitized materials?
• How do I place a request or make a proposal for digitization?
• What are we working on right now?
• What are our production measures?
• What still image services do we provide?
• What AV services do we provide?
• What staff are involved in digitization?

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  Digitization and Digital Curation Team

   

  General Contact:  digitization-l@listserv.emory.edu (reaches the entire team)

  Kyle Fenton, Team Leader, ph. 404-727-5726

  Bonnie Jean Woolger, Digital Imaging Supervisor

  Trey Bunn, AudioVisual Conservator

  Brian Methot, Digital Imaging Technician 

  Paige Knight, Digital Imaging Technician

  
  

   

  Digitization Selection Committee

  Chris Palazzolo, Social Sciences Coordinator and Digitization Public Services (Chair)

  Kyle Fenton, Team Leader, Digitization & Digital Curation

  Pat Graham, Director, Pitts Theology Library

  Alain St. Pierre, European History Librarian

  David Faulds, Rare Book Librarian (MARBL)

  Chris Hudson, Law Librarian (Macmillan Law Library)

  Melanie Kowalski, Intellectual Property Rights Office

  Executive Sponsor

  Zheng Wang, Director of Digital Assets Strategy (and Associate Director, Content Division)