# Introduction to Digital Exhibits

*Introduction to Digital Exhibits* explains fundamental concepts that inform digital exhibit creation. Much of the information here originated with an introduction to digital exhibits workshop ([see slides](https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1vEioU68k6qWOvmfjIcA2vz_vpWmT8fNBEkg4p4FdP_0/edit?usp=sharing)), which also resulted in the [Getting Started with Digital Exhibits tutorial](https://bcds.gitbook.io/learn/tutorials/digital-exhibits/getting-started-with-digital-exhibits).

### Contents

* [What is a Digital Exhibit?](/handbook/digital-scholarship-methods/introduction-to-digital-exhibits/what-is-a-digital-exhibit.md)
  * [Related Concepts](/handbook/digital-scholarship-methods/introduction-to-digital-exhibits/what-is-a-digital-exhibit/related-concepts.md)
* [Starting a Digital Exhibit Project](/handbook/digital-scholarship-methods/introduction-to-digital-exhibits/starting-a-digital-exhibit.md)
* [Exhibit Examples](/handbook/digital-scholarship-methods/introduction-to-digital-exhibits/exhibit-examples.md)
* [Exhibit Platforms](/handbook/digital-scholarship-methods/introduction-to-digital-exhibits/platforms.md)


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