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Scalar: Using Scalar

Guide to using Scalar at Penn

Using Scalar

Scalar User Manual

This reference manual covers everything from how to link external media to adding a Google Map. This is a good place to start if you are just learning to use Scalar on your own, or if you need a supplement to a course session or workshop.


Scalar Webinars

Sign up for online courses on using Scalar with the team that built the software


Scalar Showcase

Check out what people outside of Penn are doing with Scalar

What is Matomo?

Matomo is a free, open-source website analytics program that allows users to have 100% control over who can access their website data.

With Matomo, you can:

  • Track the number of visitors to your site
  • Track the approximate origin of your site visitors (at the country level)
  • Track which pages on your site are most frequented

How do I get Matomo?

  • All Penn Library Scalar account holders may request Matomo during their initial consultation
  • If you would like to add Matomo after your initial consultation, please email Kayt Ahnberg

Resources

Beyond Scalar!

Not sure if Scalar will work for your project? Consider Omeka, a web publishing platform designed for building digital exhibits. Learn more here.

Penn Scalar Projects Showcase

Open Archaeology - Scalar Research Journal

Open Archaeology - A Scalar Research Journal

The goal of the Open Archaeology project is to serve as an interface between the public and the professional archaeology community.  We approach this goal by leveraging new digital technologies to make archaeological data and practice accessible to anyone.  We are also continuously experimenting with new innovations in digital technology to improve the quantity and accuracy of the data we collect and share.


We hope that you will join us in this collaboration.  Please consider volunteering to participate in field or digital work.

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