Events

In this hands-on workshop, participants will explore emerging intersections of the use of AI and archival research by using exploring Google’s NotebookLM tool to organize, synthesize, and interact with diverse primary source collections.

This Data and Donuts workshop introduces Python for visualizing research data. Participants will practice writing Python code to build reproducible workflows that create high-quality charts and graphs.

This hybrid creative coding workshop will introduce attendees to two Javascript libraries that allow for musical and sound synthesis in the browser: Strudel and Tone.js.

Join us for a hybrid workshop introducing Tableau for data visualization with a focus on digital humanities, covering key features such as dimensions, measures, data types, and chart types.

Join us Monday, February 9, from 2-3 pm for our virtual Patent Basics workshop! Come learn about patents as a category of intellectual property, about the types of U.S. patents, and about finding patents in freely available databases.

Join Human Research Protection Program and UT Libraries for an in-depth discussion on privacy and confidentiality throughout the human research lifecycle!

Data & Donuts: Intro to GIS and Geospatial Data introduces key geospatial terms and concepts and provides an overview of GIS software for visualizing, analyzing, and managing geospatial data.

Color can be a useful visual tool in data storytelling! In this hybrid workshop, learn how to select and use color palettes in ggplot2, as well as how to customize the color of individual plot elements.

This in-person workshop will introduce non-users to Zotero and help them set up their own account. Experienced users are also welcome to attend if they have any questions or issues regarding Zotero.

Join us for a hybrid workshop on Canva Pro, where you’ll learn how to create interactive digital exhibits and websites without any coding required.