During this discussion-based workshop, faculty will learn tips and strategies for preventing plagiarism. Faculty will also explore how to leverage tools to potentially detect plagiarism. More info on Turnitin.
Learn how to create your own professional website for your job applications and personal projects. Topics will include platform overviews and tips for content and design. This workshop is part… Continue Reading Developing a Professional Website (grad students only)
Learn the basics of Excel, including Excel's layout and navigation in Macs and PCs, basic formulas, and table creation and analysis. This workshop is part of The Office of Information… Continue Reading Introduction to Excel (grad students only)
Develop your Excel skills by exploring more advanced Excel functions, such as graphics and keyboard shortcuts. This workshop is part of The Office of Information Technology's series of workshops designed… Continue Reading Intermediate Excel (grad students only)
Learn how to navigate more efficiently within Excel and develop a better understanding of working with data and formulas. This workshop will cover: Pivot tables Using formulas Filtering and sorting… Continue Reading Advanced Excel (grad students only)
Designing websites, digital projects, seminar papers, course materials, and other items that are in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act ensures that anyone, regardless of ability, can access them.… Continue Reading Accessible Design (grad students only)
Want to have a better understanding of how websites work? Come learn the basics of HTML and CSS. In this webinar, you will learn the structure of HTML and CSS… Continue Reading Intro to HTML/CSS (grad students only)
If you’re not managing your digital identity, then someone else is. You can curate your own online academic profile by following the best practices we'll be sharing at this workshop.… Continue Reading Managing Your Digital Academic Identity (grad students only)
Data visualization allows researchers and readers to understand topics through a new medium. They can pick up on new trends and ideas that would be nearly undetectable in other formats.… Continue Reading Intro to Data Visualization (grad students only)
Data is a valuable component of any kind of digital research and isn't limited to numbers or other quantitative forms. Learn how to create and manage your data for the… Continue Reading Data Management for Humanities Research (grad students only)
The semantic web is a growing network of information that makes the meaning of data more machine-readable. Linked open data increases discoverability on the semantic web and connects new ideas… Continue Reading Linked Open Data (featuring Omeka S) (grad students only)