University Libraries is offering a series of workshops to boost knowledge of library tools for data management, research and geographic information systems.
According to Scout Calvert, chair of research partnerships in the Libraries, there is something for every discipline in the lineup of workshops for the 2025 spring semester. The target audience for these sessions are primarily graduate students and faculty researchers, however one workshop, “ArcGIS Online: Maps for Everyone” may appeal to undergraduate students.
Calvert will be co-teaching an Introduction to SANDY, the new research data repository with Leslie Delserone, research data services and science librarian. The workshop will highlight the features of the data repository and will demonstrate how Nebraska researchers will be able to share their data effectively.
Registration information for each workshop is listed below. Some workshops are offered online while others will be held in-person in Love Library. The schedule is below:
March 18: Data Management Fundamentals for Graduate Students — Zoom, noon to 1 p.m., Leslie Delserone. Register online.
Learn how to successfully manage your research data and create a personal data management plan. A Zoom link will be provided to registrants.
More details at: https://news.unl.edu/article/university-libraries-spring-workshop-series-opens-feb-11