Term: Fall 2022

Date: October 14th, 2022

Time: 9:00am - 12:00pm

Location: Athenaeum Classroom/Newman 124 & Online through Zoom

Instructors: Corinne Guimont & Kira Dietz

Presented By: University Libraries

Description:

This 3-hour workshop will be an introduction to using Omeka for digital scholarship projects and exhibits. Participants will learn the basics of Omeka terminology, as well as how to create metadata, upload items, manage multiple users, and use themes and plugins. In addition, participants will explore copyright for content and hosting options for Omeka. We will spend 2 hours exploring Omeka and have 1 hour of optional work time for attendees who want to start a new project or get help on an existing one. As we get closer to the workshop, instructors will be in touch with what you might want to have available to start or work on a project. Following the workshop, participants will have started a project and have access to a toolkit for continued support.

Note: We will be offering this workshop in a hybrid mode. You may attend in-person in Newman Library or online via Zoom. If you wish to change your mode (from in-person to online or online to in-person) at any point before the event, please contact the instructors, so we can plan accordingly.