The UTSC Digital Collections Program is a collaboration between the Digital Scholarship and Collections Units of the UTSC Library.
The UTSC Library Digital Collections website provides an interface for searching across the digital collections of UTSC.
The Biology Video Documentary Project Collection is a collection of engaging, documentary videos (and transcripts) that relay scientific evidence on a topic of everyday interest to a lay audience. These learning artifacts are a fun way for the broader UTSC community to learn about a variety of interesting biology topics. These documentaries are short (less than 5mins) and represent outstanding work produced by UTSC students in our BIOC90H (Integrative Multimedia Documentary Project) course. The collection includes documentaries from 2021-2022 and will continue to grow each following academic year. For more information on these collections please contact: Dr. Aarthi Ashok: aarthi.ashok@utoronto.ca or dsu.utsc@utoronto.ca.
The Pandemic Responses Collection consists of digital representations of over 100 creative canvas works created by UTSC students in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Responses include artwork, digital art, poems, photographs, and more. Propose your own digital material for this collection online.
The Scarborough Histories Collection is drawn from multiple cross-disciplinary projects and cross-institutional partnerships, and are stewarded by the University of Toronto Scarborough Library. If you would like to contribute or learn more about these collections, please contact Christine Berkowitz at chris.berkowitz@utoronto.ca.
A collection of census-derived data that are Scarborough-specific, created by Workstudy student Rubina Shaik in Winter 2019. If you are interested in contributing to our collection of data to support Scarborough-based research, contact digitalscholarship@utsc.utoronto.ca.