Graduate Research in Composition and Rhetoric

The Alabama Digital Humanities Center (ADHC) offers faculty, staff, and graduate students resources to explore digital humanities. Organized and supported by a community of academics at the University of Alabama, the ADHC provides technical skills, equipment, and collaborative opportunities to researchers at all levels of expertise and interest in the field.

Create
Use our software to bring your multimedia project to life! We provide support for a variety of digital media software, including the entire Adobe Creative Suite, music production software, and video editing programs.

Learn
The Sanford Media Center’s employees have the skills to answer your questions at every step along the way. Our professional staff can also give one on one and small group instruction sessions covering almost any multimedia topic you can think
of. We also have training resources available for our recording studio, lighting equipment, and SLR cameras. Almost anything you can imagine, we can help you create.

Collaborate
We are here to help, whether you’re on your own or working on a team. The SMC can provide resources for small groups, and our public data storage option makes collaboration a breeze.

Tropy is free open-source software that allows you to organize and describe photographs of research material.

Zotero is a free, easy-to-use tool to help you collect, organize, annotate, cite, and share research.

Sourcery is a not-for-profit service that gives researchers access to documents that can't be found online. During the beta period, users can request documents from select institutions. Just provide the document’s citation information, and Sourcery will do the rest.