Guest post by Maya Field, Digital Heritage and Open Knowledge intern. Hello! I am Maya, this year’s Digital Heritage and Open Knowledge Intern at the University’s Information Services Group. My role this summer focuses on exploring the digital outputs that can be created to celebrate the heritage of both Edinburgh Medical School and Nursing Studies […]
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This series of three open licensed videos are part of an online exhibition by The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland […]
Read moreWitch Lore and Scottish Castles: a Wikipedia Editathon On Friday 27th September we were joined by castle buffs and witchcraft enthusiasts to help us improve the representation of Scottish witchcraft and heritage on Wikipedia. Our Witch Lore and Scottish Castles editathon event saw people coming together in the Digital Scholarship Centre of the Main Library […]
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This is a small collection from the Centre for Research Collections, the University of Edinburgh, of twenty-one comic visiting cards […]
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The Gif It Up and Gif It a Go workshops provide an introduction to creating GIFs from openly licensed and […]
Read moreWe are delighted to welcome Tim Fedak – a Curator and Palaeontologist based at Nova Scotia Museum – to our …Continue reading →
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The Eric Lucey film collection in The University of Edinburgh Archives Collection have been digitised and made openly available and […]
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Encompassing everything from Incunabula and Oriental Manuscripts to Matriculation records and even the notes regarding the creation of the famous […]
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