Digital scholarship is scholarly activity that leverages digital tools and methods in order to advance research and inquiry and present and share it in new ways. Digital scholarship poses a scholarly argument or contributes to a scholarly conversation while using digital technologies to reach new publics and interrogate questions in new ways. Digital scholarship is often open, interdisciplinary, collaborative, and community-engaged, and may intersect with public scholarship, community-based learning, digital and open pedagogy, and digital archives.
Use this guide as a starting point for planning your digital scholarship project and learning more about services and tools available to you.