The DMC supports several scholarly digital projects, including:

• Travelers in the Middle East Archive (TIMEA)

• The Travelers in the Middle East Archive is a digital archive that focuses on Western interactions with the Middle East, particularly travels to Egypt during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

• Via Gabina

• Online collection of research reports documenting the excavation of two suburban villas and a Late Antique granary/barn 14 kms. directly east from the center of Rome.

• Jingban tianwen quantu

• The Digital Media Center collaborated with historian Dr. Richard J. Smith and the GIS/Data Center to present an interactive, online version of an important eighteenth-century Chinese map. Through a limited GIS (Geographic Information System) interface, users can zoom on in to scrutinize details or zoom out to view the whole map.
  

• Our Americas Archive

• The Americas collection strives to represent the full range and complexity of the Americas history by bringing together key documents that examines political and cultural relationships from a hemispheric perspective. Its goal is to represent the full range and complexity of a multilingual “Americas” that includes Canada, the Caribbean, and Latin America from the beginning of colonization to the present. The Americas Digital Archive presents a sample of this collection. The digital images and electronic text of the original documents are made available to the public for research and teaching purposes.

• LESTER (Learning Science and Technology Repository)

• An online community and research database tracking innovations in educational technology.

• The Impact of Digital Resources on Humanities Research

• A study of how humanities scholars are using digital resources, focusing on three digital archives in American literature.  Examines how many academic works cite digital archives and how scholars use them.