Interested in learning more with the Libraries? Consider participating in one of our other online educational opportunities:
Self-paced | Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Mode: Asynchronous content in Canvas
The University Libraries welcomes you to this self-guided course on electronic theses and dissertations (ETDs) at the UW. In this five-part learning experience, you will learn a lot about the ETD process including how the submission process works, how to give and receive recognition for your work, how to find and interpret publisher policies and how to read and inspect publishing contracts.
Self-paced | Introduction to Business Library Research
Mode: Asynchronous content in Canvas
Introduction to Business Library Research is a self-paced tutorial for students new to business information. Developed by the Foster Business Library librarians, the content and lessons provide an orientation to the fundamentals of business information sources, effective research strategies, and how to use select library and publicly available sources.
Self-paced | Undergraduate Researcher Tutorial
Mode: Asynchronous content in Canvas
This online, asynchronous, and self-paced tutorial introduces undergraduate students to research skills, UW Libraries resources and services.
Various | Open Scholarship Commons Events
Mode: Synchronous online or in-person
The OSC is a one-stop-shop for knowledge creation services and support. Researchers, instructors, and students can connect with UW Libraries and campus experts to do technology-intensive work across disciplinary boundaries.
Various | Research Data Management
Mode: Asynchronous content and discussion in Canvas
This module-based workshop consists of activities and peer discussion forums that will provide tips on how to construct an effective data management plan for your data and will provide information on tips and tools to help with your research data needs.
Various | Storytelling Fellows
Mode: Synchronous online meetings and asynchronous discussion in Discord
Storytelling Fellows is a University of Washington Libraries program that helps students, faculty and staff communicate their research more effectively through storytelling. Enrollment in this fully online program is completely free. You are welcome to join a podcasting, digital exhibits or video storytelling workshop throughout the year with no previous experience required. Instructional materials for these workshops are also available in the associated menu locations on this site.
For more UW Libraries events, visit the UW Libraries News Events and Exhibits page.
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