Enhance your academic work with digital scholarship techniques like text mining, digital mapping, and data visualization. The Library gives you access to the productivity, creative, and subject-specific software you’ll need, and the expertise to help you use it all effectively.
- The Library’s digital scholarship services allow faculty to leverage digital technology to ask new research questions. Email our Digital Scholarship Librarians for assistance with topics such as text mining, data management and visualization, and digital project planning.
- The Gelardin New Media Center offers video, audio, photography, and other multimedia equipment and facilities, as well as regular workshops and one-on-one consultations.
- DigitalGeorgetown, the Library’s institutional repository, is also a portal for digitized special collections and other unique library holdings. Submit your own scholarship to ensure free and open access to your work. Access open scholarship and submit an honors thesis through your department to ensure free and open access to your work.
- Subject-specific software, from ChemDraw Professional to ArcGIS to MatLab, are all available for student use in the library. Many programs installed on Library lab computers are also available for download and installation on personal computers; visit the Georgetown University Webstore to browse the full list of software available for free for Georgetown students, faculty, and staff. The Library has also identified a list of Recommended Software for Instructional Continuity, available for free or at low cost on a trial basis.
- Turn ideas into real-world objects in our Maker Hub, which offers design and workshop space and a host of advanced fabrication equipment.
- The Library provides all students unlimited access to LinkedIn Learning, a Collection of more than 16,000 video tutorials on business, creative, and technology topics.