Digital Archive New Media Technology Exhibition tells NSYSU’s history

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Digital Archive New Media Technology Exhibition tells NSYSU’s history

NSYSU Digital Archive New Media Technology Exhibition was solemnly inaugurated in November. From the left is Associate Vice President of OLIS You-Chiun Wang, Vice President for Research and Development Che-Hsin Lin, Dean of the College of Engineering Chun-I Fan, Vice President for Student Affairs Ching-Li Yang, OLIS Vice President Wei-Kuang Lai, Senior Vice President I-Yu Huang, President Ying-Yao Cheng, Senior Vice President Shiow-Fon Tsay, Dean of Si Wan College Dun-Hou Tsai, Chief Accounting Officer Kuei-Mei Lu, and Director of the Institute of Economics Ching-Nun Lee.

President Ying-Yao Cheng said that thanks to the technology that made the creation of the digital archive possible, the faculty, staff, and students can recall the happiest moments and their youth at the University and that these historical materials are of priceless value to the University.

Vice President Wei-Kuang Lai said that all collected materials have already been stored in the CONTENTdm developed by the Online Computer Library Center, and can be found using Google search engine, which improves the visibility of NSYSU on the Internet.

NSYSU Digital Archive New Media Technology Exhibition was solemnly inaugurated in November. From the left is the Director of the Institute of Economics Ching-Nun Lee, a contractor, Associate Vice President of OLIS You-Chiun Wang, Dean of the College of Engineering Chun-I Fan, OLIS Vice President Wei-Kuang Lai, President Ying-Yao Cheng, Senior Vice President Shiow-Fon Tsay, and Vice President for Student Affairs Ching-Li Yang.

President Ying-Yao Cheng slightly touched the screen for the interactive campus map to be projected.

Senior Vice President Shiow-Fon Tsay slightly touched the screen for the interactive campus map to be projected.

Throughout the Exhibition, the visitors can download an app and appreciate the photographs and caricatures of every president of the University.

OLIS Vice President Wei-Kuang Lai presents the University’s publications. On the right is President Ying-Yao Cheng.

(Provided by the Office of Library and Information Services) Let's celebrate the 40th anniversary of National Sun Yat-sen University! Starting from November, the Digital Archive New Media Technology Exhibition is open in the Exhibition Room on the 3rd floor of the Info-Library Building. The Exhibition is organized by the Office of Library & Information Services (OLIS) and features a timeline showing the University's major events, an interactive projection of the campus map, and an AR caricature drawing of all former University Presidents. The Exhibition applies digital technology to record and display the University's past in an interesting way to the faculty, staff, and students.

OLIS said that each office has some materials and documents that show the University's history from its establishment in 1980 until 2020: valuable old photographs, documents, newspaper cuttings, and audio and video materials, documenting the struggles and efforts of the people of the University.

The valuable items are digitalized and stored in a cloud database as a permanent archive – NSYSU Digital Archive. A total of 973 collected materials was made available in September, and the collection continues to increase.

Besides establishing the Digital Archive, OLIS used the collection to launch the NSYSU Digital Archive New Media Technology Exhibition. The Exhibition was inaugurated by President Ying-Yao Cheng and senior leadership of the University.

President Ying-Yao Cheng said that thanks to the technology, the digital archive was made possible. NSYSU faculty, staff, and students can recall their youth and happy moments at the University. These historical materials are of priceless value to the University. Vice President Wei-Kuang Lai said that all collected materials have already been stored in the CONTENTdm developed by the Online Computer Library Center and can be found using Google search engine, which improves the visibility of NSYSU on the Internet.

NSYSU Digital Archive New Media Technology Exhibition interactively displays old materials using digital technology. Visitors can see the old and new University emblems, the University's major events, an interactive projection showing the University's establishment and buildings' development, experience AR interactive photo ops, and play games. The Exhibition also includes NSYSU publications and graduation robes. The Exhibition also displays the anniversary logo and design that refers to the form of the Sizihwan Bay's characteristic landmark. The Exhibition is now open to visit until February 24th, 2021.

NSYSU Digital Archive New Media Technology Exhibition

https://lis.nsysu.edu.tw/p/406-1001-244224,r825.php?Lang=zh-tw

NSYSU Digital Archive

https://contentdm.lis.nsysu.edu.tw/

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