In this hands-on introductory workshop for researchers in all disciplines, participants will create an application to get live Twitter data, capture it via a Google Sheet, and explore options for text analysis and visualizations.

Requirements: No coding experience is necessary or required. Participants must have a Google account and a Twitter account. 

**The Zoom link will be provided immediately following registration at https://tulane.libcal.com/event/6922211?hs=a.**

EndNote X9 is the citation management software that not only frees you from the tedious work of manually collecting and curating your research materials and formatting bibliographies, but also gives you greater ease and control in coordinating with your colleagues. In this workshop hosted by Tulane University Libraries, participants will learn how to install EndNote with Tulane settings, create an EndNote library, import search results from databases, and automatically create a bibliography in Microsoft Word.

Learn how to efficiently browse for geospatial data, search for specific datasets to download, and process downloaded datasets to enhance their usability so that you can work with them more effectively in GIS software.

Requirements: Tulane credentials

**The Zoom link will be provided immediately following registration at https://tulane.libcal.com/event/6916299?hs=a.**

Curious about publishing in an OA journal but worried about the quality of the publication? Confused over article processing fees, and the different types of open access formats currently available (ex., Gold, green, and hybrid)? This workshop hosted by Tulane University Libraries will provide an overview of OA Publishing, including types of OA policies, resources to evaluate publishers and journals, and how OA can promote your research.

Locating the full-test of interview schedules, tests, scales, or measurements can be a very tricky task! This workshop hosted by Tulane University Libraries will cover the best practices on how to locate or identify: 1) Known "unpublished" tests, scales, and measurements 2) Known "published tests, scales and measurements 3) Relevant and reputable tests and measurements for your research question 4) Validity and reliability of tests, scales, and measurements.

Take control of your online scholarly presence and reputation. This workshop hosted by Tulane University Libraries will focus on how to manage your online professional identity in order to increase your visibility and impact. Attendees will learn about author identifiers, academic networking sites, and ways to efficiently manage their online presence.

**The Zoom link will be provided immediately following registration at https://tulane.libcal.com/event/6916637?hs=a.**

In Part 1 of a 4-part scaffolded systematic review workshop series hosted by Tulane University Libraries, you will learn through demonstration and activities about protocols, question frameworks, inclusion/exclusion criteria and subject headings/keywords to find known literature

Hands-on: Participants will want to have a research question and a laptop or desktop computer

In Part 2 of a 4-part scaffolded systematic review workshop series hosted by Tulane University Libraries, you will learn through demonstration and activities how to use database features in order to develop and test a good search.

Hands-on: Participants will want to have a research question and a laptop or desktop computer

**The Zoom link will be provided immediately following registration at https://tulane.libcal.com/calendar/11409/DataStrategy?hs=a**

In this hands-on introductory workshop, attendees will transform a sample raw data set into one ready for analysis and visualization. Attendees will practice exporting, reformatting, cleaning, and organizing data.

Requirements: Excel

**The Zoom link will be provided immediately following registration at https://tulane.libcal.com/event/6921749?hs=a. **