For currently scheduled workshops visit https://researchcommons.library.ubc.ca/events/
For a longer list of all workshops visit https://ubc-library-rc.github.io/all.html
This beginner workshop provides bite-sized overviews of how ChatGPT and other LLMs can help with various aspects of coding in R. These principles can be transferred to other coding languages.
Data manipulation is a crucial part of data visualization and analysis. This workshop introduces common functions in the dplyr package to manipulate rows and columns.
Through this workshop introduces participants to the skills to make effective, eye-catching, and reproducible visualizations using the ggplot2 package in R.
This workshop introduces the basics of visualizing data in Tableau software. It includes hands on practice with a Statistics Canada dataset about labour and employment in Canada for selected months in 2020. By the end of the session participants will be able to create simple, clear graphs from the data.
This workshop demonstrates how to access, explore, and analyze Statistics Canada microdata using R.
Introduces the set of virtualization tools referred to as Docker, to create and share small reproducible computing environments.
Adapted from the Carpentries, introduces the basics of Git and GitHub for version control and collaboration.
Teaches participants how to use Jekyll and GitHub Pages to quickly and easily publish a static website using only a browser.
Adapted from the Carpentries, this workshop is intended to orient complete beginners to the Unix shell.
This workshop is a gentle introduction to creating StoryMaps using the ArcGIS Online platform. StoryMaps offer a low-barrier way to visualize spatial narratives that can be shared with your friends, community, or stakeholders. The StoryMaps interface is quite intuitive, with drag and drop options that result in an aesthetic output. No prior experience necessary. This workshop makes use of the **free** account option, though you are welcome to work within a personal or organizational account if you have a paid subscription.
This beginner-level workshop guides participants on how to make interactive maps, with a focus on Leaflet.js as a tool to do so.
This is an introductory workshop focusing on the fundamental concepts and skills needed to begin using QGIS to explore and analyze spatial data.
This workshop is meant to extend basic knowledge of QGIS by exploring common plugins.
This workshop introduces a variety of mapping tools and processes for novices wanting to get started with creating maps and spatial visualizations.
This intermediate-level workshop is focused on common tools and workflows in QGIS. By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to set up a QGIS project, find and load data onto a basemap, edit vector data from inside the GIS interface, perform joins and selections, and answer spatial questions using basic vector analysis. Familiarity with GIS is prerequisite for this workshop.
Learn how to name your data files
Learn what data formats to use
Learn how to create good README files
Learn how to create a good data dictionary or a code book
Learn to organize your data directories
Learn how to use Markdown with research data
Learn how to deposit your data in Borealis repository
Learn how to create a variety of Data Management Plans
Learn how to create a Simplified Data Management Plan for the Tri-Agency grant applications
Learn how to license research data in the best possible way within the Canadian legal framework