The Library uses OmekaS to highlight our vast archival and special collections through curated digital exhibits. These exhibits provide an accessible and engaging way to explore manuscripts, photos, and other materials, ranging from the original Star Wars <\/i>script<\/a> to our player piano<\/a>. We use the KSharp theme to organize smaller exhibits by unit. These exhibits tend to include curated collections of 10-20 items and are built over the course of a semester or year. Larger collections, multi-unit collaborations, and longer-term projects can request their own site. All new Library OmekaS users are required to complete a brief training course in our sandbox site before joining their unit\u2019s production site.<\/p>\n Production Site<\/a><\/p>\n Sandbox (accessible to library staff by request)<\/a><\/p>\n For access, training, and troubleshooting, please contact Scholarly Communication and Publishing at scpub@library.illinois.edu<\/a>.<\/p>\n Coming soon.<\/p>\n Coming soon.<\/p>\n Dryden, Alexander and Daniel G. Tracy. \u201cCreating a Full Multitenant Back End User Experience in Omeka S with the Teams Module.\u201d Code4Lib Journal, no. 57 (2023). https:\/\/journal.code4lib.org\/articles\/17389<\/a><\/p>\n Dryden, Alex and Dan Tracy. \u201cDeveloping a Press Approach to OmekaS with the Teams Module.\u201d Library Publishing Forum, June 15, 2021. https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=7DLIdwGCLz4<\/a><\/p>\n Keralis, Spencer and Alex Dryden. \u201cOmeka S.\u201d Presentation for the Library Virtual Open House. September 15, 2021.\u00a0 https:\/\/mediaspace.illinois.edu\/media\/t\/1_5dtdw0b3<\/a><\/p>\n We use code from Omeka.org<\/a> and update the system regularly. Our sites make use of additional modules, including CSV Import<\/a>, Faceted Browse<\/a>, Universal Viewer<\/a>, and Mapping<\/a>.<\/p>\nAccess<\/h2>\n
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