The University of Nottingham Drives 21st-Century Data Literacy with Gale Digital Scholar Lab
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Wednesday, May 18, 2022
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FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. and NOTTINGHAM, England, May 18, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Gale, part of Cengage Group, is helping the University of Nottingham expand its digital research methods for teaching and learning digital humanities (DH). The university is using Gale Digital Scholar Lab (the Lab) within its Digital Transformation Hub (DTH) to support students in the widespread digital shift in humanities. The Lab makes digital research methods available to all of the university's students and researchers. This enables professors and researchers to look at large amounts of data without learning a new set of tools—and students to develop transferable 21st-century skills that they can use beyond college and in the workplace.
Key Points:
- The university is using Gale Digital Scholar Lab (the Lab) within its Digital Transformation Hub (DTH) to support students in the widespread digital shift in humanities.
- When using a tool like Gale Digital Scholar Lab, students can interrogate texts in fresh and important ways.
- For the past six years, the university has invested in its digital research capacity as it seeks to make a global impact.
- Read more about the University of Nottingham's success with Gale Digital Scholar Lab.