The student work for this case study is two archival tools designed by Tom Smith:  a low-cost robotic scanner for paper-based materials and a web application for an oral history archive.  Click on the image below to learn more about these tools.

<a href="http://projectgado.org/"><img class="size-full wp-image-1258" title="jhu_student project photo 1_gado" src="http://stage.archivejournal.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/jhu_student-project-photo-1_gado.jpg" alt="The Gado 2 Robotic Scanner scanning photos at the Afro-American Newspapers archive." width="638" height="478" /></a> <span class="caption">The Gado 2 Robotic Scanner scanning photos at the <em>Afro-American Newspapers</em> archive.</span>

<a href="http://eboh.jhu.edu/oralhistoryplayer"><img class=" wp-image-2451" style="margin-top: 30px;" title="jhu_student project photo 2_eboh" src="http://stage.archivejournal.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/jhu_student-project-photo-2_eboh.jpg" alt="The East Baltimore Oral History Player showing the index entry for a resident whose story Tom Smith helped to document and record." width="630" /></a> <span class="caption">The East Baltimore Oral History Player showing the index entry for a resident whose story Tom Smith helped to document and record.</span>