Current seminars
Using AI to read, analyze, and extract handwritten text: Wednesday, August 27, 1-2pm.
Introduction to Overleaf: Wednesday, September 10, noon-1pm
A Practical Introduction to Choosing and Using AI Chatbots: Thursday, September 11, 1-2pm.
Using Google Gemini and GEMS: Monday, September 15, 11am-noon.
NotebookLM: The AI tool for organizing and synthesizing content: Wednesday, September 17, 9-10am.
Introduction to AI literacy. Wednesday, September 17, noon-1pm.
Google Sheets: Five favorite formulas: Tuesday, September 23, 9-10am.
Introduction to Git and GitHub: Monday, September 29, 9-10am.
AI for spreadsheets: Practical productivity tips: Tuesday, September 30, 9-10am.
Introduction to Special Collections discovery resources. Tuesday, September 30, 1-2pm.
Introduction to Dropbox: Wednesday, October 8, 10-11am.
Managing references with Zotero: Wednesday, October 8, noon-1pm.
Atlassian AI for project management: Wednesday, October 8, 3-4pm.
Introduction to web accessibility: Thursday, October 9, 11am-noon.
Email accessibility: Quick tips for inclusive email: Tuesday, October 14, 9-10am.
Zoom phone tips and tricks: Tuesday, October 14, 10-11am.
Easy accessibility: Tips for content creators: Tuesday, October 21, 9-10am.
Data file and storage strategies: Wednesday, October 22, 10-11am.
Find and analyze research with AI tools: JSTOR: Wednesday, November 5, noon-1pm.
Work smarter, not harder: Gemini for Google Workspace: Wednesday, November 12, 3-4pm.
🆕 Find and analyze research with AI: scite.ai: Wednesday, November 12, noon-1pm.
Seminars forthcoming
Seminars forthcoming
Seminars forthcoming
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