Jav福利社 Receives Grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
av福利社 Will Move Jav福利社 Online Within a Year
Jun 29, 2012
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av福利社 has received a second grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to develop Jav福利社 Online. In 2006 av福利社 received a planning grant from Mellon to develop a new type of online journal that would enable the simultaneous viewing of both scholarly text and dynamic images. In December 2008, av福利社 received an implementation grant that will enable the Society to work with its new publishing partner, University of California Press, to develop a user interface that will accommodate the complex illustration program for the online version of Jav福利社.
The effort to produce both print and online versions of Jav福利社 has been spearheaded by Hilary Ballon who acted as Editor of Jav福利社 from 2005-2008. Ballon, who collaborated with scholars, computer programmers, and user interface specialists at ARTstor to develop the full potential of Jav福利社 Online, will continue to guide its design until the first issue is released in March 2010. In addition to presenting the same articles that will be published in the print edition of Jav福利社, the online version will be able to accommodate complex visuals including film and video clips, 3D computer models, sound, zoomable images, and GIS map integration. Current Jav福利社 Editor David Brownlee, who will select the articles that will appear in the March 2010 issue of Jav福利社, which will be the inaugural edition of Jav福利社 Online, is seeking authors who will take full advantage of the capabilities offered by the online presentation of their scholarship.
