Past Events

This training session is designed to help attendees navigate the world of Open Educational Resources. No previous experience with OER is necessary. All UT faculty and community members are welcome to attend, but registration is required.

The Digital Scholarship Pedagogy Institute aims to equip instructors with strategies for integrating digital tools into their classes regardless of their technical background. Incorporating these tools can include instructional resources, required assignments, or final projects, allowing students to creatively present and visualize their research outcomes.

The Digital Scholarship Pedagogy Institute aims to equip instructors with strategies for integrating digital tools into their classes regardless of their technical background. Incorporating these tools can include instructional resources, required assignments, or final projects, allowing students to creatively present and visualize their research outcomes.

Optional office hours session for Immersive Python Workshop attendees. Registration is required!

Current book display at the PCL 5th Floor Display Shelf, featuring book recommendations based on BookTok sensations.

Immerse yourself in Python with an in-person, two-day introductory workshop presented by UT Libraries and UT Open Source Program Office. Registration is required!

Immerse yourself in Python with an in-person, two-day introductory workshop presented by UT Libraries and UT Open Source Program Office. Registration is required!

Optional pre-workshop session for Immersive Python Workshop attendees. Registration is required!

Learn how to effectively search education-specific databases in this virtual workshop! Topics covered will include how to choose databases, advanced search techniques, and how to save and export results.

Join us for a virtual informational session about federal funding agency policy changes going into effect in 2025 that may impact your research. We will cover the expanded sharing requirements for publications and data resulting from federally funded research, describe where researchers can find more information, and highlight the resources that are available at UT Austin to assist with compliance. We will discuss the commonalities and differences among individual research funding agency plans, and we’ll be able to answer questions you have about specific funders.