The International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF) is a set of open standards that revolutionizes how digital images are accessed, shared, and studied in digital humanities. By enabling high-resolution zooming, layering, annotation, and cross-institutional comparison, IIIF empowers scholars to work collaboratively with visual materials—from medieval manuscripts to archival photographs—across platforms and repositories. Its flexible APIs foster innovation in research, teaching, and public engagement, making IIIF a cornerstone tool for exploring cultural heritage in digital spaces.

Booksnake is a scholarly iOS app that uses augmented reality to project digitized archival materials into physical space at life size, enabling direct, immersive interaction beyond the flat screen.

Scalar is a free, open-source publishing platform designed to support digital humanities scholars in creating nonlinear, media-rich narratives. Developed by the Alliance for Networking Visual Culture, it allows users to integrate text, images, video, and metadata into customizable books that prioritize argument-driven storytelling and interactive exploration. With built-in semantic web capabilities and flexible paths, Scalar empowers users to build scholarly works that challenge traditional linear formats and embrace the dynamic nature of digital research.

Omeka is a user-friendly, open-source web publishing platform designed for scholars, educators, librarians, and museum professionals to showcase digital collections and create rich online exhibits. It supports diverse metadata standards and offers powerful tools for organizing, describing, and displaying cultural heritage materials. With its flexible architecture and intuitive design, Omeka makes it easy to build accessible, visually engaging narratives around archival content—no coding required.

Blender is an open-source 3D creation suite widely used in digital humanities projects for modeling, animation, simulation, and visual storytelling. With tools for sculpting artifacts, reconstructing historical spaces, and building immersive environments, Blender enables scholars, educators, and artists to explore cultural data in dynamic, spatial formats. Its robust features and cross-disciplinary versatility make it a powerful platform for reimagining heritage through interactive, visual narratives.

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