About the VRC
 
Digital Humanities Projects
 
Image Collections
 
Collaborative Spaces
 
The Visual Resources Center (VRC) partners with faculty on image-intensive teaching and research, ranging from media-rich final projects to immersive virtual reality experiences in the classroom. Examples of our projects include digital exhibitions, interactive timelines, image-rich maps, and 3D environments. The VRC offers collaborative spaces with large, wall-mounted monitors. We also offer imaging consultations and workstations with specialized scanners and equipment for digitizing print and film-based images or video. We curate collections of art and architecture images for teaching, both born-digital and historic formats. We are part of the Art Department; however, we are happy to collaborate with faculty from any discipline.

The VRC Post

Visualizing Art Historical Networks with Graph Commons

Graph Commons is a collaborative platform for mapping, analyzing, and sharing data-networks.

Curating Digital Exhibitions with Omeka

As a leading digital humanities software tool, Omeka enables the building of collections and the creation of digital exhibitions with advanced features such as mapping and image annotation.
Chartres Cathedral from 360Cities.net

Exploring Architecture with Virtual Reality

Virtual reality offers a striking immersive experience that is particularly well-suited to viewing architectural works and historic sites. 
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