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The College of Arts and Sciences worked out with the Library a plan for meeting the image needs of A&S faculty after the closing of the Knight Visual Resources Facility. To this end, two programs have been set up: 1. Digitization in Support of TeachingDigitization, metadata creation and upload of images will be done by Digital Consulting and Production Services (DCAPS). For the most recent updated information please visit Arts and Sciences Teaching Digitization. The rough turn-around time for images is: - 1-100 images - within 3 weeks
- 101-500 images - 4-6 weeks
- 500+ images - within 3 months.
- Rush orders of 1-5 images can be processed by the end of the following business day and delivered on CD or by FTP.
The rough turnaround time for audiovisual materials is: - 1-3 items: 2 weeks (in-house)
- 4-20 items: 4-8 weeks (in-house)
- 25+ items: please inquire for a time estimate
Note: Outsourced formats like film, digital video tape, HD formats, and grooved media have a 6-8 week minimum turnaround time, regardless of item count. Orders should be brought to DCAPS, 237 Olin Library.
Order forms can be downloaded at http://dcaps.library.cornell.edu/forms/.
For more information, contact dcaps@cornell.edu 2. Competitive Grants for Creating Digital CollectionsA special grants program will be launched to encourage and support collaborative and creative use of resources through the creation of digital
content of enduring value to the Cornell community and scholarship at large. Open to faculty in A&S, the program will focus on digitizing collections
(both visual and textual) that are instrumental in supporting learning and teaching. Funds will cover expenses such as digitization and metadata
creation, collaboration planning, and wages or summer stipends for research assistants. More information about the Grants program is available at https://confluence.cornell.edu/x/4NYPBw More information about the Cornell University Library's visual resources services is available at http://images.library.cornell.edu.
Visual resources librarians are available for consultations in using ARTstor, Luna, or in finding high-quality digital images for research and teaching. Contact vrhelp-l@cornell.edu | 
