Technology

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• Revisioning Art History: how a century of change in imaging technologies helped to shape a discipline

  Allan T. Kohl
• Transcript of Fair Use Guidelines Q & A Forum at 2012 VRA Conference

  Cara Hirsch, Allan T. Kohl, Gretchen Wagner, Molly Tighe
• Cataloging in the Cloud: Shared Shelf and ArchaeoCore

  Elizabeth Berenz, Ann R. F. Burns, Lucie Wall Stylianopoulos
• State of the Association

  Maureen Burns
• Usability and Image Resource Interfaces: five steps to plan your own study

  Melanie Clark
• Using the Getty Vocabularies as Linked Open Data in a Cataloging Tool for an Academic Teaching Collection: Case Study at the University of Denver

  Heather Seneff, Shea-Tinn Yeh, Fernando Reyes
• Wired! @ 5 (Years): Visualizing the Past at Duke University

  The Wired! Group, Duke University
• 2015 State of the Visual Resources Association

  Elaine Paul
• VFX librarianship: designing a global asset library for a visual effects studio

  Nichole DeMichelis
• 2016 State of the Visual Resources Association

  Elaine Paul
• Building a Statewide Archival Collaborative: The California State University Japanese American Digitization Project

  Gregory L. William, Sue Tyson, Maureen Burns
• VR in VR: Capture and Display of Virtual Reality Photospheres in a Visual Resources Context

  Alex Nichols
• Reconfiguring Knowledge: Making the Digital Humanities Visual - SECAC 2015 VRA Affiliate Session

  John J. Taormina
• Adventures in Crowdsourcing: A Digital Odyssey from Lower Manhattan to Google Earth to Build a Museum Without Walls

  Abby Suckle FAIA, Anna Heineman PhD
• Review of "Graphs, Maps, Trees: Abstract Models for Literary History"

  Jeannine Keefer
• Review of "Debates in the Digital Humanities"

  Jenni M. Rodda
• Piloting Linked Open Data on Artists' Books: a Case Study in Interoperability and Sustainability

  Emilee Mathews, Laura J. Smart
• Collaborative Teaching and Digital Visualization in an Art History Classroom

  Hannah Jacobs
• Teens Use Tech to Talk Art: Amplifying Teen Voice and Art Interpretation

  Tasia Endo
• The New Interactive: Reimagining Visual Collections as Immersive Environments

  Jeffrey P. Emanuel, Christopher M. Morse, Luke Hollis
• Translating Visual to Textual Resources: Editorial and Technological Support for Electronic Publishing

  Maureen Burns
• Cataloging Today: Enlarging the Sphere

  Susan Jane Williams
• Metadata Automation: The Current Landscape and Future Developments

  Marlee Graser, Melissa Burel
• Instant Architecture: Hosted Access to the Archivision Research Library with Built-In Image Management & Presentation Tools

  Maureen A. Burns Ed.D., Andreas Knab
• Information as Capital: The Commodification of Archives and Library Labor

  Jasmine E. Burns