Do you create or use data in your research? Looking for tips and tools to better help you manage your research data, and preserve it for long-term use? Tired of searching for ‘bio-stats-final-final-CLEAN.xlsx’ to run your T-tests? Join us to learn five simple steps you can take to make your data FAIR — findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable. This workshop is being offered both virtually and in person. In person attendees will be provided lunch.
Presented by Zeineb Yousif and Sara Westall as part of UND Libraries' 2025 Love Data Week programming.
You may be familiar with traditional metrics via scholarly journal citation counts. Alternative Metrics – known as Altmetrics – uses counts of where your work is being cited, tweeted, and shared throughout your research community to track impact. The workshop will cover different types of research impact metrics and how to show the impact of your research through Altmetrics.
Presented by Brittany Fischer
In this in-person workshop, CFL librarians will discuss some of the up-and-coming research tools that use natural language processing and generative AI to help researchers discover and explore academic literature. We'll cover Scite—a powerful suite of tools that UND subscribes to—as well as ResearchRabbit, Scispace, and more. We'll cover the strengths and weaknesses of these tools, and how to stay on top of trends in AI-powered research.
In this virtual workshop, CFL librarians will discuss some of the up-and-coming research tools that use natural language processing and generative AI to help researchers discover and explore academic literature. We'll cover Scite—a powerful suite of tools that UND subscribes to—as well as ResearchRabbit, Scispace, and more. We'll cover the strengths and weaknesses of these tools, as well as how to stay on top of trends in AI-powered research.
Presented by Alfred Wallace and Meaghan Farrell
UND is proud to be a member of Hathi Trust, a collective of universities that join together to collect and share digital texts--many of the same files that you can find in Google Books and the Internet Archive. What does access to this trove of digital texts mean, and how can we explore them with text analysis tools, and what can we learn? We'll learn some of the possibilities for teaching and research with texts and text analysis in this in-person workshop, discussing Hathi Trust, Voyant, and NotebookLM.
Presented by Alfred Wallace
Come to this short clinic and learn shortcuts for referencing sources with Zotero citation manager software. Do you need to create bibliographies, works cited lists and in-text citations for your end of semester projects, including poster presentations? Practice using Zotero to import resources and generate references within Word or Google Docs. Then learn how to double-check the Zotero outputs for accuracy. This is for brand new users to Zotero.
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