Visual Resource Collection, History of Art (University of Michigan)
The VRC has both a slide and flatbed scanner for use by History of Art faculty and graduate students only.  The computers are equipped with Nikon and VueScan software.  The VueScan software typically works well for scanning needs.  Information about using VueScan software for scanning can be found on their website.

Digital Media Commons (University of Michigan) 
Located on North Campus, the Digital Media Commons provides both faculty and students access to a number of labs which can be used for digitization and other cutting edge technologies.

Faculty Exploratory (University of Michigan)
A service provided by the UM Library to help faculty use technology in the classroom; Staff at the Faculty Exploratory can help with the digitization of photographs, video, audio and slides.

Resizing Digital Images: Quick Tips (VRC, 2008) (.pdf)
Time-saving techniques to help with resizing digital images

Slide Scanner Settings (VRC, 2008) (.pdf) 
A helpful document that offers tips for scanning slides with the scanner in Room 45.

Selecting Images for Digitization (VRC, 2008)(.pdf) 
When there is a choice in source material, this guide will present you with a list of thing to keep in mind in order to achieve the best digital image possible.