This webinar series examines what R does and how to navigate the R environment and will include the basics of R syntax, understanding the purposes of different panes in R Studio, and understanding error messages and getting help.
“R” is a free and open source programming language used for data manipulation, analysis, and visualization. This three-part webinar will provide a soft introduction to working with data using R in the R Studio software environment. Participants will learn how to use R Studio, read in and explore datasets, understand error messages, execute some simple manipulations such as subsetting and renaming, and create a basic visualization.
“R” is a free and open source programming language used for data manipulation, analysis, and visualization. This three-part webinar will provide a soft introduction to working with data using R in the R Studio software environment. Participants will learn how to use R Studio, read in and explore datasets, understand error messages, execute some simple manipulations such as subsetting and renaming, and create a basic visualization.
“R” is a free and open source programming language used for data manipulation, analysis, and visualization. This three-part webinar will provide a soft introduction to working with data using R in the R Studio software environment. Participants will learn how to use R Studio, read in and explore datasets, understand error messages, execute some simple manipulations such as subsetting and renaming, and create a basic visualization.
This e-Forum will provide practical, hands-on training ideas for catalogers/metadata librarians who may not have backgrounds in the theoretical or technical aspects of the semantic web.
Knowledge base management has never been a simple task and has become ever more complex as the variety of e-Resources that require management continues to increase. Maintenance is unending. Workflows constantly evolve. Join this e-Forum to to share insights and tips with colleagues, learn about standards, and express hopes for possible developments.
The role of technical services in the 21st century research library will be considered against a backdrop of current trends in universities, research, and scholarly communications. Many natural library responses, including the curation of the evolving scholarly record and the implementation of campus research information systems, all offer potential engagement for technical services librarians. These opportunities will be reviewed in order to chart a positive future for technical services specialists and the services they deliver.
Navigating the library environment during the COVID-19 pandemic has engendered technological partnerships that enable us to connect meaningfully with our communities. Librarians will discuss their use of existing and emerging technology to provide access to essential information. During this moderated webinar, three presenters will demonstrate their distinctive online learning objects; a virtual learning environment in Mozilla Hubs, a business research toolkit, and a video tutorial made with a green screen.
Session 1 in the series, “From MARC to BIBFRAME” will focus on the BIBFRAME initiatives taking place at the Library of Congress (LC). These will be put into perspective with other BIBFRAME, Linked Data, and Semantic Web initiatives taking place in the broader information community.
Speakers from the Library of Congress will give an overview of continuing BIBFRAME work among the participants in BIBFRAME Pilot: Phase Two. These will be put into perspective with other BIBFRAME, Linked Data, and Semantic Web initiatives taking place in the broader information community.