Notice Board

James Doiron, University of Alberta Library Research Data Management Services Coordinator, offers an information-filled session focused on research data deposit and data repository options available to University of Lethbridge researchers and graduate students.

Topics will include the importance and benefits of research data deposit, how data deposit supports open science and the discovery of your research, emerging requirements relating to data deposit, and different types of data deposit scenarios.

This hands-on workshop walks participants through the process of editing a video with Premiere. This workshop is for you if you are looking for advanced video editing features to create professional looking videos. Students attending this workshop will receive credit on their MyExperience Transcript. In this workshop, participants will learn:

• How editing choice impact style
• The Premiere interface
• How to effectively utilize Premiers various workspaces
• Color correction and Audio editing tools

WHEN:

There is never a good time to tell you, but the University Library will be turning on billing notifications starting Monday, Nov. 1, 2021. You will receive a notice if you have any overdue or replacement fines owing.

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EndNote is citation management software which can help you manage, organize and use your research literature. It integrates with Microsoft Word (and selected other word processing software) so that you can "cite-while-you-write" using your choice of citation styles. EndNote is available for both Windows and Mac computers. We will be using the latest version in the Windows/PC environment with Microsoft Word.

Changes to food services hours of operation as of Monday, October 25.

Open data is a growing movement where organizations, especially government, release data – much of which is location data — to the public free of charge through open government portals. Users can visit these websites to search for and download relevant datasets which are then typically imported into a software application for analysis. Librarian Rhys Stevens will provide guidance about how to find and make use of open data using examples from several Canadian portals.

Over Zoom: https://uleth.zoom.us/j/98407869474

This hands-on workshop walks participants through the process of editing a video with OpenShot. Students attending this workshop will receive credit on their MyExperience Transcript. In this workshop, participants will learn how to:

- Import media files into OpenShot

- Use video editing tools

- Use keyframes

- Add and create title sequences

- Export videos

WHEN: Thursday, October 28; 1:30–3 p.m. [Register Now]