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Learning Scalar: How to build non-linear, born-digital content on York's Scalar platform

Theses and Dissertations

Graduate students are beginning to use Scalar to create companion pieces for their work, or to create completely digital theses or dissertations:

Doctoral dissertation: Shining Lights: Magic Lanterns and the Missionary Movement, 1839—1868
- Author: Mary Borgo Ton
Master's thesis: How Convenient are our Conveniences? The demise of the underground facilities in Dunedin 1910-1980s
- Author: Alison Breese

The editorial workflow can be used in projects like this to allow supervisors to review and comment on material as it is being created. Built-in integrations like hypothes.is enable collaborative, public annotation and feedback from readers.

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