Inspired to bring the library closer to the NUS community, the background of this game was set in the library. Game participants played the role of library student assistants to…
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TEL Imaginarium released its first virtual mystery game (think online escape room) – Hello from the Other Side – in the midst of a pandemic-stricken new term. The TEL Imaginarium (TEL-I)…
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Open Access Week is an annual global event established by Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition (SPARC) to raise awareness about open access and to call for open access to…
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Thank you to all participants who joined us for the inaugural Digital Scholarly Communications (DSC) Week! We organised 4 talks focusing on scholarly communication and digital scholarship. For those who…
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The Digital Scholarly Communications (DSC) Team at NUS Libraries is committed to partner and support NUS faculties and researchers in their digital scholarship and scholarly communication endeavours. This year, we…
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TEL Imaginarium’s first ever mystery game competition has come to an end. A total of 28 teams participated from 3 to 28 Feb 2020. Armed with their thinking caps and…
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With the increasing interest in Digital Humanities and Digital Scholarship (DS), more and more scholars are now trying to use new digital tools and methods for their research. Some researchers…
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The TEL Imaginarium was officially launched last Friday on 19 Oct 2018. Using technology enhanced tools such as a mixed reality room, hololens, leap motion, projection mapping, amongst others, it…
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International Open Access Week is an event held globally to celebrate and promote the benefits of Open Access (OA). It helps to raise awareness of what Open Access means, why…
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With crayons and stained paper, I wander around neighbourhoods in Singapore, doing art — observing, perceiving, looking for that “something”; seeing it accidentally, hopefully; having strong, often unspeakable feelings, about…
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