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Exhibiting Early Women's Writing: Collaboration and Context in Digital Archives

Exhibiting Early Women's Writing: Collaboration and Context in Digital Archives

Title:Exhibiting Early Women's Writing: Collaboration and Context in Digital Archives (ID: NC09_48406)
Author(s):Anna Fisher (Brown University) and John Melson (Brown University)
Topics:Archiving, digital archives, Digital Collections, NC09
Origin:NERCOMP Conferences (03/11/2009)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:The Brown University Women Writers Project is a digital research project that makes archival texts by women accessible to teachers, students, and scholars. This poster describes how the WWP has designed digital "exhibits" that extend accessibility through scholarly collaboration and the creation of rich contextual material, thereby promoting interaction with digital collections.
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Women Writers Project poster on digital exhibits (NERCOMP 2009)
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