Using the USF Libraries Digital Collections
USF Libraries digital collections is organized using two methods: a collection title list in the menu on the right and a direct url to the digital asset management system called DigiTool (directly below).
About the USF Libraries Digital Collections
Digital collections in the USF Libraries originate from several sources:
- Digital collections created from a physical collection owned by the USF Libraries, primarily from the Tampa Library Special Collections Department
- Digital collections created from a physical collection owned by a USF Llibraries partners
- Digital collections that were purchased and are hosted locally
- Digital collections for which USF Libraries purchased subscription access (fee based, network affiliation, or freely available)
How To -- Digital Collections
Help document for using digital collections.
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Digital Reproduction, Research & Preservation Services
Please complete this form if you wish to request that a USF Tampa Library staff member digitally reproduce, preserve, or conduct research for you.
MaterialsReproductionForm.pdf (27.5 KBs)
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How To -- Saving Images
A brief document on how to save images you see in our digital collections.
usfldchowtossavingImages.pdf (61.8 KBs)
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How To -- Saving Records
A brief document on how to save records (descriptive metadata, not content) from our digital collections.
usfldchowtossavingRecords.pdf (33.0 KBs)
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