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Attendees will gain an understanding of the types of digital media that they can create in the Library, as well as an introductory knowledge of the inner workings of various digital media mediums. This includes types of software that are available, common file types that are used and a basic understanding of digital media workspaces.

All presentations and workshops are located in the Library, across from the Information Research and Assistance Desk (IRAD).

PROJECT SANDBOX: Socializing - Innovating - Collaborating

Project Sandbox is an ongoing examination of the enhancement of student learning through providing tools, space, collaborative opportunities and education. The intent of this project is to come away with answers to users’ needs/wants and how to establish a space that is given value through the input of the people that use it.

Trying to figure out how to measure your research impact for your PAR or your STP or grant application? Come chat with us!

What do you do with your research data? Whether it’s qualitative or quantitative, having a sound plan to manage your research data is important, and it will strengthen your grant applications. Learn the basics of research data management, including an overview of the U of L Data Management Plan Assistant and other resources that can help guide you through the process. The last 20 minutes or so will be a workshop, so bring a laptop with you for some hands-on experience! 

Presented by Emma Black, U of L Librarian.

The Office of Research and Innovation Services is hosting an information session on UNIWeb.

The University Library will be hosting its Library Games Night and you are invited!

Students, staff, and faculty are welcome to join us for game-playing of all kinds: board, card, and video! Students challenge your professors, professors challenge your students!

• DAY: Thursday, July 19
• TIME: 5 to 9 p.m.
• WHERE: Library (Level 10 North)

Bring your own (non-alcoholic) beverages and snacks.

The Office of Research and Innovation Services is offering a free workshop on UNIWeb. UNIWeb is a CV management tool and can be used for both internal and external grant applications.