Thomas Perriard
Kai McGinn
Rachel Beckwith
Frances Loeb Library Resources
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Frances Loeb Library, Information Technologies
Frances Loeb Library
Frances Loeb Library
Frances Loeb Library
Frances Loeb Library, Help Desk, Information Technologies
Scanning resources
Phone
617-496-3810Location
48 Quincy Street
Gund Hall
Suite L-19
Cambridge, MA 02138
Hours
Service Desk Email & Phone Support Monday – Friday 7:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Saturday, Sunday 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Field Tech (in person) Support Monday – Friday 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
After Hours Student Support Monday – Friday 5:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. Saturday, Sunday 10:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Scanners
You can now convert your physical objects into digital images that can be stored, edited, and shared using the different types of scanners listed below.
Flat Bed Scanner
Quantity: 2
Use Case: Documents, Illustrations, and Photos
Size: Max 11-inches x 17-inches
Location: The lower level of Loeb Library.
High Resolution Book Scanner
Quantity: 1
Use Case: Books and Readings
Location: The Frances Loeb Library Special Collections
This scanner is ONLY avaliable to researchers, not the general public
Scan Snap
Quantity: 1
Use Case: Documents, Books, and Readings
Location: The Frances Loeb Library behind the circulation desk
Kodak Scanner
Quantity: 1
Use Case: Documents, Illustrations, and Photos
Size Min: 2.05 in × 2.05 in
Size Max: 8.5 in × 118 in
Location: The Frances Loeb Library behind the circulation desk
Priscilla Mariani
Frances Loeb Library Exhibition Loans Inquiry Form
To request a loan of materials from Frances Loeb Library Collections, a borrowing institution must complete this online inquiry form with as many details as possible for requested materials.Claudia H. Lewis
Alison Pasinella
Digital Media Workshops (DMW)
The Digital Media Workshops are a School resource for students to learn a range of fundamental and emerging technologies and techniques specific to design at the GSD. These are live in-person and simultaneously online tutorials lead by students for students across the school, and serve as a platform for interdisciplinary learning, sharing and serendipity.
Contact Information
Craig Douglas, Assistant Professor
Ann Whiteside, Assistant Dean for Information Services
About the Digital Media Workshops
The workshops will canvas a range of technologies to support learning, exploration, and invention through the development of skills and techniques in order to generate knowledge through the agency of making ‘of, through, and for’ ideas.
The schedule of workshops includes general core software packages and competencies, the support and sharing across the school of specific course related software, and the exploration of new and emerging technologies. Stand-alone software tutorials will run alongside project-based workshops that demonstrate workflows across multiple software packages.
The Fall semester schedule endeavours to introduce and extend the learning of the general core technologies. The Spring semester is planned to build on this learning, include advanced fabrication and workflow techniques, and introduce emerging and inspiring technologies.
Workshops are held on a weekly basis through the semester in person at Gund Hall and simultaneously online via Zoom. Schedule details and workshop recordings can be found on the DMW Canvas page. The schedule is also available on GSD Now, and weekly announcements will be sent via email to remind people of upcoming workshops.
DMW Leadership Team:
Student coordinators:
Emma Sheffer (MArch ’27)
Iris Quping Li (MLA I ’26)
Faculty coordinators:
Craig Douglas, Assistant Professor
Ann Whiteside, Assistant Dean for Information Services
Thank you to all the wonderful instructors.