At the Centre for Digital Scholarship, we can help you organize, share, mobilize, disseminate, preserve, and present your research in innovative, wide-reaching and accessible ways. We can facilitate collaboration with other researchers, as well as assist with the Tri-Council funding requirements for dissemination and preservation of results, and help support innovative classroom projects.
A complete list of our hosted exhibitions can be found in our Exhibition Index, and selected student projects can be found in our Student Project Index.
Here are some of our more recent projects:
Breaking the Colour Barrier: Wilfred 'Boomer' Harding and the Chatham Coloured All-Stars (1932-1939) is an award-winning project documenting the Chatham Coloured All-Stars, the first Black team to win an Ontario Baseball Amateur Association championship in 1934. [Heidi LM Jacobs, Dave Johnston, Miriam Wright, Chatham Sports Hall of Fame, Harding Family]
Michael Chekhov: The Actor is the Theatre is a digital exhibition featuring an archive of approximately 3,600 typewritten pages documenting Michael Chekhov’s work with the Chekhov Theatre Studio. [Peter Zimmerman, Lionel Walsh, Brian Owens, Michael Chekhov Association (MICHA)]
The North Was Our Canaan: Exploring Sandwich Town's Underground Railroad History takes us along the banks of the Detroit River, through the streets of Sandwich, to end up at Sandwich First Baptist Church, a congregation whose roots extend back to the 1820s. [Anushray Singh, Irene Moore Davis, Heidi LM Jacobs]
Assumption College: Through the Decades surveys Assumption’s long and storied history from its inception in 1857 to its incorporation into the University of Windsor in 1963. [Devon Fraser]
A complete list of our hosted exhibitions can be found in our Exhibition Index
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