• Beginner R Part 2

    Online/Virtual Event

    If you have opened RStudio before, know what packages are and know how to read files into R, but not much beyond that, this workshop is for you! If your expertise is not at this level yet, please register for Beginner R Part 1 first (September 19, 1-2 pm). The workshop will be one hour long, followed […]

    Free
  • Introduction to Git and GitHub

    Introduction to Git and GitHub
    Online/Virtual Event

    Learn the basics of using Git and GitHub for version control and collaboration.  Git is widely used version control software that tracks changes to a group of files, referred to as a repository.  GitHub is a popular website for hosting and sharing Git repositories, making it easier to collaborate and share your work.  Together, Git and GitHub provide a […]

    Free
  • Choosing a Citation Management Tool

    Online/Virtual Event

    New to citation management, don't know where to start, or trying to get familiar with the free tools supported at UBC? This workshop compares the two citation management tools supported at the Research Commons, Zotero and Mendeley, including a discussion of the similarities and unique features of each tool. We will also go over some commonly encountered challenges, […]

    Free
  • The Connected Past: A Workshop in Network Science for Humanities Students

    Buchanan Tower 1873 East Mall, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

    Join the CMS Mobilities Research Group for a two-day training session in network science aimed at humanities graduate students. Run by members of The Connected Past (TCP), an international research community dedicated to the study of network science and theory in archaeology and history, the workshop will offer: An introduction to network research and how it has been […]

    Free
  • Data Bites – Introduction to depositing datasets in Borealis

    Online/Virtual Event

    Storing your data in a repository like Borealis makes it easy for other researchers, publishers, and collaborators to find, use, and cite your data. It supports the Open Science movement goals of transparency, accessibility, and collaboration, and can increase attention to your work. Please join us for this short hands-on workshop to learn how to […]

    Free