Events

Our virtual three-day Immersive Python Workshop provides UT students, faculty, and researchers with the foundational skills needed to begin using Python – no prior experience required!

Our virtual three-day Immersive Python Workshop provides UT students, faculty, and researchers with the foundational skills needed to begin using Python – no prior experience required!

In this hands-on workshop, participants will explore emerging intersections of the use of AI and archival research by using exploring Google’s NotebookLM tool to organize, synthesize, and interact with diverse primary source collections.

This hybrid creative coding workshop will introduce attendees to two Javascript libraries that allow for musical and sound synthesis in the browser: Strudel and Tone.js.

Join us for a hybrid workshop introducing Tableau for data visualization with a focus on digital humanities, covering key features such as dimensions, measures, data types, and chart types.

Join us Monday, February 9, from 2-3 pm for our virtual Patent Basics workshop! Come learn about patents as a category of intellectual property, about the types of U.S. patents, and about finding patents in freely available databases.

Join us for a hybrid workshop on Canva Pro, where you’ll learn how to create interactive digital exhibits and websites without any coding required.

Learn about using EndNote software to help you organize your writing projects and save time with effective collection of citations and documents.

This hybrid creative coding workshop will introduce attendees to PyGame, a free and open-source cross-platform library for the development of multimedia applications like video games using Python.

Join UT Libraries for an in-person panel discussion and Q+A about the peer review process! Get insights from UT faculty currently peer reviewing for academic journals and an opportunity to ask your questions.