The Glucksman Library is running a number of workshops for researchers and faculty this semester.
We invite you to register for as many of the events below as you wish to attend and contact the library if you have queries. A full list of library training activities can be viewed on our events calendar.
September & October workshops include:
Research Data Management (in-person) |
The workshop will enable the participants to plan their data management according to FAIR data principles from the start of their research projects. The hands-on planning exercise will be based on research projects of the participants. It will be particularly useful to researchers required to hand in a Data Management Plan with a funding agency but will benefit any researcher who wants to check their data workflows against best practices. |
In-person workshop, Glucksman Library, GL0-068
10:00 - 13:00, Friday, September 30, 2022
Reserve your place here
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EndNote for beginners |
This workshop is suitable for both beginners and EndNote users who wish to do a refresher course. The workshop will show you how to:
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In Person
Wednesday 21st September
10am Register Here 12pm Register here
Online
Wednesday 5th October
10am Register here
12pm Register here
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EndNote Advanced |
This workshop is suitable for experienced users or those who have already completed an EndNote tutorial. The workshop will show you how to:
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In Person
Wednesday the 21st of September
1pm Register Here
Online Wednesday the 5th of October
1pm Register Here
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Tidy Data in Spreadsheets (in-person) |
This workshop will teach “tidy” data practices in spreadsheets, structuring data in a machine-readable way to maximize the utility of the data. The training covers good data entry and formatting practices, basic quality control and data manipulation in spreadsheets and approaches to avoid problems with dates as data. Demonstrations and explanations will be alternating with small hands-on exercises done by the participants on their own with an example data set. |
In-person workshop, Glucksman Library, The Edge (GL1-025)
10:00 - 13:00, Friday, October 7, 2022
Reserve your place here
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Python Introduction (in-person) |
Python is a general-purpose programming language widely used in data analysis and visualisation. This in-person training is aimed at researchers with no previous programming experience. The workshop will make participants familiar with the underlying concepts and principles, enable them to write basic scripts, and understand and re-use scripts written by others. Finally, it will lay the foundations for further self-guided engagement with programming. |
In-person workshop, Glucksman Library, The Edge (GL1-025)
10:00 - 16:00, Friday, October 14, 2022
Reserve your place here |
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Data Cleaning with Open Refine (in-person) |
OpenRefine is a powerful free and open-source tool specifically designed to effectively clean, structure, enrich, and format (tabular) data. The training will introduce the basic functions of OpenRefine, show ways to identify and corrected errors in data sets and teach how to format data in a consistent and machine-readable way. Demonstrations and explanations will be alternating with small hands-on exercises done by the participants on their own machines with an example data set. This workshop will be useful for any researcher working with large tabular data sets. |
In-person workshop, Glucksman Library, The Edge (GL1-025)
10:00-13:00, Friday, October 21, 2022
Reserve your place here
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Research Data Management (online) |
The online workshop will enable the participants to plan their data management according to FAIR data principles from the start of their research projects. The hands-on planning exercise will be based on research projects of the participants. It will be particularly useful to researchers required to hand in a Data Management Plan with a funding agency but will benefit any researcher who wants to check their data workflows against best practices. |
Online-workshop
10:00 - 13:00, Friday, October 28, 2022
Reserve your place here
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Python Introduction (in-person) |
Python is a general-purpose programming language widely used in data analysis and visualisation. This in-person training is aimed at researchers with no previous programming experience. The workshop will make participants familiar with the underlying concepts and principles, enable them to write basic scripts, and understand and re-use scripts written by others. Finally, it will lay the foundations for further self-guided engagement with programming. |
In-person workshop, Glucksman Library, The Edge (GL1-025)
10:00 - 16:00, Friday, November 3, 2022
Reserve your place here |
Please get in touch with us directly if you have any questions or comments.