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You may create these learning objects with the help of Adobe PhotoShop.
SLIDE SHOW OF HARVARD COLLECTIONS
A slide show that rotates digital surrogate images from Harvard's collections, such as those in VIA or museums. These slide shows can be embedded in research guides. To build your own, see HELPFUL TIPS, below.
Example:
See also: Using Anthropological Literature (see it in the Learning Objects Showcase) and Music 1b: Introduction to Western Music from Beethoven to the Present
Type: Slide Show
Learning Goals: Especially recommended to help students value featured collections and serendipitously identify featured images, documents, or objects of scholarly interest.
Estimated Production
Time:
2 hours
Recommended Software: No special software required; however, it may be helpful to edit images first in Adobe PhotoShop or Adobe Fireworks.
Publication Options: Can be integrated into HCL LibGuides, FAS course iSites, and most other web pages by simply uploading images and adding a bit of JavaScript code.
Experts, Consultants, & Collaborators:
TBA (For suggestions or questions from
other colleagues, check for Comments at the
bottom of this box, or add your own.)
SLIDE SHOW THAT ROTATES UPON RELOAD
A slide show that rotates images when the web page is refreshed. These slide shows can be embedded in research guides. To build your own, see HELPFUL TIPS, below.
Example:
See also: Inter Libros (research spotlight)
Type: Slide Show
Learning Goals: Especially recommended to help students value featured collections and serendipitously identify featured images, documents, or objects of scholarly interest.
Estimated Production
Time:
2 hours
Recommended Software: No special software required; however, it may be helpful to edit images first in Adobe PhotoShop or Adobe Fireworks.
Publication Options: Can be integrated into HCL LibGuides, FAS course iSites, and most other web pages by simply uploading images and adding a bit of JavaScript code.
Experts, Consultants, & Collaborators:
TBA (For suggestions or questions from
other colleagues, check for Comments at the
bottom of this box, or add your own.)