Emerging media and informatics resources and technologies create unprecedented opportunities to bring forefront digital information to the public. The New Media Studio (TNMS), a non-profit organization, works to realize this potential. To this end, TNMS actively pursues its goals through a range of activities, including the provision of media production services, the distribution of digital educational products, and the development of innovative digital tools for public use. We create and operate many of our own projects—using not only grants but also investments and strategic partnering with educational, scientific and industry organizations.

RAVES

"Projects such as the... Data Discovery Toolkit show promise for revolutionizing how users collect and synthesize the information they discover through NSDL."

2003. Page 22.The National Science Digital Library [NSDL] Progress Report: Fall 2000-Summer 2003. Boulder: The National Science Digital Library.

"This [the CDP webbook] is a very impressive and extensive site, valuable for anyone with an interest in Korean residents in Japan, minorities in Japan, in festivals, in local politics, and other topics."

2003. Yale University Anthropology 254 Resources and Links page. William Kelly.

August 2006:
New Media Studio supports climate change public education action: lightblueline. This action encourages residents to mark the seven meter above sea level on their city streets to show the impacts of human-induced climate change.

March 2006:
New Media Research Institute earns NASA Award for DIAL software development. A Three-year program will bring the DDTF technology to NASA's education and science communities.

June 2005:
New Media Research Institute in partnership with EduWorks will develop smart clients for scholars to use digital information. Look for news at skolr.com!

The "Decade after Tomorrow:"
The Studio, using DDTF technology, created an animation for NOAA's website. View the Animation ... Read the Controversy

The Data Discovery Toolkit and Foundry (DDTF) for the National Science Foundation’s National STEME Digital Library project brings data and code resources to the NSDL. More>>

Visit our Data Discovery Hurricane Science Center! More>>

Community, Democracy, and Performance (CDP) interactive webbook, a forefront melding of ethnography and technology. More>>

Foundry Portal	Foundry Floor

TNMS is working on a number of informatics projects for education and communication. One of these is the silvas academi books project. More>>

Bruce Caron, Ph.D., Executive Director bruce@tnms.org
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