Guides: Digital Publishing: Digital Projects

Digital Projects

Interested in publishing interactive or multimedia-based scholarly works? We offer consultations and support for the creation, publication, and preservation of digital scholarship.

Our Services:

Project Consultation
Spaces & Equipment for Digital Recording
Digital Archiving and Preservation Services
Digitization Services
ISSN and DOI Creation
Web Hosting Services

Are you interested in publishing a digital project? Please contact us at digitalscholarship@georgetown.edu

Examples of Digital Projects We've Helped Publish

Digital Research and Innovation (DRI) at Georgetown Projects
Accepted proposals for the DRI program have resulted in a variety of digital projects. Some projects were published in collaboration with CNDLS and the Library.
MACS Healthy Aging Database
Dr. Michael Plankey collaborated with us to develop the MACS Healthy Aging Database, a site that provides access to an electronic codebook and data request tool for researchers as well as a dissemination portal of study findings for participants.
The Labyrinth Medieval Studies Website
The Labyrinth medieval studies website was the first website in the world in the humanities, created by Deborah Everhart and Martin Irvine at Georgetown University in 1993. The Library archived and preserved the site in 2021.