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  • Digital Scholarship
    • DS Methods Overview
      • ¶ Data Visualization
        • Basic Charts
        • Timeline
        • Treemap
        • Network
      • ¶ Mapping
        • GIS
        • Story Maps
        • Maps as Interface
      • ¶ 3D & Immersive Technologies
        • Augmented Reality & Virtual Reality
        • 3D Modeling & Laser Scanning
        • Immersive Games
        • 360 Degree Capturing
      • ¶ Digital Exhibits
        • Example Exhibits
      • ¶ Hypertext
        • Publishing & Presenting
        • Multimedia
        • Narratives & Games
      • ¶ Textual Encoding Initiative
        • What Does TEI Markup Look Like?
        • Facsimiles & Critical Editions
      • ¶ Text Analysis
        • Out of the Box vs Coding and Scripting
        • Text Analysis Examples
    • Introduction to Data
      • ¶ What is Data?
        • Structured & Unstructured Data
        • Quantitative & Qualitative Data
        • Humanities & Data
      • ¶ What is Data Visualization?
      • ¶ DS Data Projects
        • Getting Started Questions
        • Project Examples
        • Visualization Tools
      • ¶ Research Data Lifecycle
        • Data Management Best Practices
      • ¶ Glossary
    • Introduction to Mapping
      • ¶ What is Spatial Data?
      • ¶ Vector and Raster Data
        • Vector and Raster Data Examples
        • File Format Examples
      • ¶ Starting a Mapping Project
        • Getting Started Questions
        • Project Examples
        • Mapping Tools and Platforms
    • Introduction to Digital Exhibits
      • ¶ What is a Digital Exhibit?
        • Related Concepts
      • ¶ Starting a Digital Exhibit
      • ¶ Exhibit Examples
      • ¶ Platforms
  • Digital Pedagogy
    • ¶ What is Digital Pedagogy?
    • ¶ Considerations
    • ¶ Recommendations
    • ¶ Assignment Design
      • Learning Outcomes
      • Mode/Method/Tool Process
      • Assignment Examples
    • ¶ Evaluation
      • Assignment Criteria
    • ¶ Maintenance & Archiving
      • Recommended File Formats
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  1. Digital Scholarship
  2. Introduction to Digital Exhibits
  3. ¶ What is a Digital Exhibit?

Related Concepts

Digital Collections

Digital collections are an organized and described (using metadata) group of media objects. Objects can be digitized or “born digital,” media of various types, and are usually searchable and/or browsable. Digital collections can be included in digital exhibit sites--platforms like Omeka lend themselves to this as they allow for the creation of both.

Metadata

Metadata is information about different types of data, which includes media objects. Some types of metadata are descriptive, which explains characteristics of data/media objects, administrative, which explains things like resource type and copyright, and structural, which explains things like the version of the data/media object and the relationships between different objects within the collection.

Digitization

Digitization is the act of making a digital version of analog media. It involves the scanning of a physical photograph and transferring of an analog audio tape to a digital audio format, for example.

Born Digital

Born digital refers to media that is digital in its original form, e.g., a Word doc, a photograph taken with a digital camera, and a Photoshop file.

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