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Do you like data? Do you like good looking graphs? Do you like presenting information in eye-catching ways? If you answered yes to any of those, you might be interested in learning more about data visualization. In this hands-on workshop, Research and Data Services Librarian Will Dean will show you how to take a humble […]

As artificial intelligence and related technologies such as cloud computing and data centers become increasingly integrated into our daily lives, questions about their environmental impact are growing more urgent. What are the true ecological costs of these tools? What steps can we take to reduce harm and innovate more sustainable solutions? Join Temple University Libraries […]

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This Small Business Cybersecurity Awareness Workshop is designed to provide essential knowledge and practical guidance on protecting your business's critical systems and sensitive data. With growing cyber threats disrupting daily operations, this workshop equips business owners and employees with the foundational skills needed to safeguard their assets effectively. Participants will gain an understanding of cybersecurity […]

This workshop will introduce attendees to methodologies for using virtual reality to conduct research. We will discuss the software used for developing VR environments, Unity, and we will collaboratively create a unique VR environment. We will test this VR environment using virtual reality headsets in the Scholars Studio’s VR Lab. During the second half of […]

There are many types of data visualization represented in evidence synthesis depending on the review type and synthesis being performed. This session will focus on PRISMA Flow Diagrams and include a demonstration of completing one using a ShinyApp. Evidence tables will also be discussed which are present in most types of evidence synthesis. Lastly, qualitative […]

At one time or another, we've all used tools that might not be the right fit for a specific situation. For example, managing projects in Excel when we need real-time collaboration, drafting training programs in PowerPoint that would work better as interactive modules, or maintaining grocery lists in the Notes app on iPhone that never […]