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BARD DIGITAL IMAGE DATABASE:
This database is available for Bard faculty and student use. The database, MDID (which stands for Madison Digital Image Database, as it was originally created and generously distributed by James Madison University in Virginia), allows enrolled members of the Bard educational community to access the Visual Resource Collections of Bard College and the Bard Graduate Center.
The database is in the early stages of implementation at Bard, but will grow to include, organize, distribute and archive the course and research related images of individual faculty members and academic departments at Bard College.
Access the database at: http://madison.bard.edu
[ Note: Faculty and students will need to become registered users of the database in order to gain access. ]
Please contact the curator, Leslie Melvin (x7304 or via e-mail melvin@bard.edu)) to register, or if you would like additional information about this digital database.
It is recommended that faculty members wishing to use the database's classroom presentation and/or study features schedule a quick orientation meeting with the curator. Additional workshops on using digital image technology in (and outside of) the classroom will be offered to faculty throughout the year, and will cover the use of ARTstor, MDID and Powerpoint for presentations and study purposes.
DIGITAL HOW-TO GUIDES:
How do I create a PowerPoint presentation?
How do I access ARTstor?
To access ARTstor via Bard’s subscription:
- You must first go to the Stevenson Library webpage (as this authenticates you as a member of the Bard community, allowing you access to the paid subscription).
- Select ARTstor on the “a-z databases & indexes” page.
- Register for ARTstor with email address and a password that you choose.
OR CLICK THIS LINK (to go to ARTstor, via the Stevenson Library)
How do I use Bard's Digital Image Database (called MDID)?
Creating Slideshows and Online Study Guides in MDID
Exporting Images for Presentations & Uploading Personal Images to MDID
How do I share (and archive) my Powerpoint or ARTstor presentations?
Faculty can use Moodle to upload course-related media files (film clips, audio files) as well as Powerpoint and ARTstor presentations. Students can then login to your Moodle course site to study these materials. (Contact Deb Sarlin, Coordinator of Curricular Computing and Instructional Technology, at dsarlin@bard.edu for more information about Moodle).
EXISTING COURSE WEBSITE (Art History) :
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