By Justin Sorensen Collaboration is a powerful tool in the successful outcome of any project. Working together and providing methods for interacting, engaging, and contributing resources has the ability to expand collections and take projects in new directions. In today's Map Monday release, we will be...
While the impacts of Coronavirus (COVID-19) continue to require social distancing restrictions remain in effect, the services offered by GIS Services will remain unchanged....
By Tony Sams Do you need access to a virtual headset for a class, meeting with colleagues, hanging out with friends, or just playing games? The Marriott Library has you covered! We have added over 35 new systems to our checkout service and are continuing to...
By Justin Sorensen It's something that has impacted each of us...
Being stuck in our homes and barred from museums and galleries doesn’t mean we can’t learn about and appreciate art. Many libraries, cultural institutions, and museums have been working for years on building virtual experiences. While it is often not as gratifying as...
Now what?Virus. Earthquake. Quarantine.Usually with six weeks left in a semester, I am juggling podcast recordings and video game audio before finals. Everything is frozen.Some of you may know that I am a radio deejay on KRCL, the local community station. For more...
The University of Utah's Marriott Library has a long-standing precedent for interdisciplinary collaboration. I have worked on visual storytelling projects with Book Arts, Preservation, The Writing Center, and the University of Utah Press, to name a few. The sharing of tools, knowledge, and...
Assistant Head of Creative Spaces, TJ Ferrill, takes us on a journey to explore the history of 3D scanning technologies and resources at the Marriott Library....
By Justin Sorensen What are some of the ways you express research data? Do you share your findings through text or perhaps a spreadsheet or visual graphic? If you look closely, you may notice that your data contains a geographic component representing a location or area...
By Robert Nelson Greetings, The original One Button Studio (OBS), located in the Fine Arts Library (Level 2), has been an immensely popular service. Students, staff, and faculty can book the studio to conduct simple video recordings for University projects. The ability to not need Media Studios intercession...