Digital Scholarship

Areas of Expertise

We support a wide range of digital research tools and methods.

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Consultants

Our team includes experts in copyright, digitization, digital humanities, and research data curation.

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Research

From creation to preservation, we connect researchers with digital tools and strategies at every step along the research pathway.

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Showcase

Take a look at some of our recent digital scholarship collaborations.

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Digital Scholarship in Action

  • DH@Wake Summer Institute Applications are Open

    Wake Forest faculty are invited to apply for the 2023 DH@Wake Summer Institute: Digital Projects in the Open. Our 3-day workshop will explore opportunities and resources for publishing digital projects in teaching and research activities. Hosted by ZSR Library’s Digital Initiatives & Scholarly Communication team, the Summer Institute will be held in-person at ZSR Library […]

  • DH@Wake Presents Fenella France, Library of Congress

    The DH@Wake Speaker Series is pleased to host a lecture by Dr. Fenella France, Library of Congress, on Monday, January 30 at 3:30 pm in the ZSR Auditorium (404). A light reception will follow in the Special Collections Reading Room. Dr. France is the Chief of the Preservation Research and Testing Division at the Library […]

  • Call for Applications: DH@Wake Summer Institute: Digital Publishing – May 2022

    ZSR Library’s Digital Initiatives & Scholarly Communication team invites Wake Forest faculty to join us for the 2022 DH@Wake Summer Institute: Digital Publishing. Our 3-day workshop will explore opportunities and resources for digital publishing in teaching and research activities. The Summer Institute will be held in-person (unless public health conditions require moving online) at ZSR […]

  • New Open Access Publishing Fund Application System

    The Open Access Publishing Fund, co-sponsored by Z. Smith Reynolds Library and the Office of Research & Sponsored Programs, is now managed on Oable. ZSR Library was one of five international partners to first launch Oable this past spring, and the new OA Publishing Fund application form went live in mid-October. Oable enables more seamless […]

For news, projects, and more, visit the Digital Scholarship blog.

Our Areas of Expertise

We provide consulting and instruction for the following:

  • Project Management
  • Tool Assessment & Training
  • Metadata
  • Digitization
  • Grants
  • Researcher Profiles
  • Database Design
  • Archiving Scholarship
  • Web Hosting
  • Data Management
  • Copyright & Fair Use
  • Open Access

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Meet the Team

Kyle Denlinger
Kyle Denlinger
Digital Pedagogy & Open Education Librarian
  • Digital Pedagogy
  • Open Education & OER
  • Digital Class Projects
Molly Keener
Molly Keener
Director of Digital Initiatives & Scholarly Communication
  • Copyright
  • Publishing
  • Open Access
  • Scholarly Communication

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Research Pathway

To best support faculty research, we think of each project as a series of manageable steps in a long-term process. We’ve created an interactive Research Pathway graphic to illustrate this process. Please explore the research pathway and contact the team to schedule a consultation to talk more about ways we can assist in your research process.

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Project Showcase

  • Digital Humanities Summer Stipends Support Research Collaborations with DISC

    By Heather Barnes, Digital Curation Librarian, and Carrie Johnston, Digital Humanities Research Designer Digital Humanities Summer Partnerships in ZSR In 2018 Carrie Johnston teamed up with the Humanities Institute to create the Digital Humanities Summer Stipend, which awards $1,000 to faculty who collaborate with ZSR’s Digital Initiatives and Scholarly Communication team to develop digitally inflected […]

  • DH@Wake 2020: Community and Collections

    ZSR’s Digital Initiatives and Scholarly Communication team is pleased to announce this year’s DH@Wake Summer Institute: Community and Collections, a 3-day webinar series on connecting communities through building digital collections. The webinar will take place July 13-15, 1:00 – 4:30 pm ET, and is free and open to the public. Registration is now open at […]

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