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Where
do the Digital Library materials come from?
The Digital Library is comprised
of four main types of material:
- Full-text journals, reference works, indexes
and instructional materials licensed from
commercial sources by the State of Illinois,
the Chicago Public Schools, or the CUIP itself;
- Teacher-selected Web sites and educational portals that provide access to quality digitized resources and are useful for research;
- Published and unpublished source materials
for which rights to digitize and/or offer
access have been obtained, such as materials
from archives such as the University of Chicago
Library Special Collections Department and
the collections of the
Metro History Fair; and
- Materials produced by students and teachers
from participating CUIP schools, with cooperation
from the Digital Library staff.
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See some modules that draw from these three types of source materials:
- Reference
Desk
- Reading Room
- Hyde
Park Houses
- McCosh
Math Magazine
In the future, eCUIP hopes
to host special visual,
video, multimedia, and
interactive learning materials
made available through
special arrangements with
organizations such as
the Oriental Institute
and the Museum of Science
and Industry.
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