Events

In this in-person Using AI for Research session, we will demonstrate how to use AI to enhance your research methods — including brainstorming topics, searching for articles, analyzing literature trends, and developing keywords.

This hybrid Digital Humanities Workshop will introduce attendees to distant reading — a form of text analysis, from the creation of a corpus to its analysis.

In this virtual Data & Donuts workshop, we’ll discuss how to meet requirements for data sharing while ensuring ethical treatment and protection of sensitive data.

Learn more about open educational resources! In this virtual session, UT faculty members discuss their experience with using Pressbooks to create and house their open education projects.

In this hybrid Digital Humanities Workshop, participants will learn how to use ClioVis, a timeline-creation software that enables intuitive data visualization.

Join us for this come-and-go creative event in The Foundry makerspace at the Fine Arts Library. Stop by and enjoy snacks, fidget toys, and make and take activities using 3d printers, laser cutters, and sewing machines.

The "Before You Go: Preparing for Archival Research & Digitization" workshop teaches participants strategies and important considerations for preparing 1) to visit libraries or archives in-person, both local and international, and 2) to digitize materials at those institutions.

In this Using AI for Research workshop, we will investigate the utility of two AI research tools, Elicit and Consensus.

This virtual Digital Humanities Workshop will serve as an introduction for attendees to the best practices and tools for personal email archiving.

In this in-person Using AI for Research session, we will demonstrate how to use AI literature mapping tools, including ResearchRabbit and Inciteful.