While this blog’s primary focus is the academic software installed on public computers in the UA Libraries, we occasionally highlight other library and campus services and spaces at the intersection of academics and technology.
Rodgers Library for Science and Engineering will offer several data/software workshops during the month of February. Continue reading
The Office of Library Technology, in conjunction with the College of Engineering’s Department of Aerospace Engineering & Mechanics, recently announced the addition of MSC Nastran 2013 and MSC Patran 2013 to 16 Dell desktops in the Rodgers Library Scholars’ Station. Continue reading
This is the first post from Science and Engineering Librarian Vincent Scalfani. In addition to providing software instruction, Dr. Scalfani is the Libraries’ subject specialist for Chemistry and Chemical and Biological Engineering and teaches in the Department of Chemistry.
Rodgers Library is excited to announce our Spring 2015 software workshops. We will be offering workshops on QtiPlot, Adobe InDesign, SketchUp, and MATLAB. For a complete description of the workshops along with dates and times, please go here to register for one (or more!) of our workshops:
https://universityofalabama.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cVetL8PDfyzatsF
I’m happy to share that our Spring 2015 Academic Technologies workshop schedule is now available. This semester will offer opportunities to learn about ArcGIS, Microsoft Word, NVivo, SAS, SPSS, and SketchUp. View a list of workshops by date and topic or register here.
Rodgers Library will also offer several software workshops this semester; topics include QtiPlot, Adobe InDesign, SketchUp, and MATLAB. You can read workshop descriptions and register here.
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The Office of Library Technology has announced the following changes to the University Libraries’ public computers for the spring semester. Continue reading
While this blog’s primary focus is the academic software installed on public computers in the UA Libraries, we occasionally highlight other library and campus services and spaces at the intersection of academics and technology.
This week, the Office of Library Technology, along with the Office of Disability Services and the Center for Instructional Technology, offered workshops on ZoomText and other accessibility software available in the Libraries as well as accessibility options built into the Windows 7 and Mac OS X 10.9 (Mavericks) operating systems. Continue reading
The Office of Library Technology, in conjunction with the College of Engineering, just announced the addition of Microsoft Project 2013 to the Dell desktops in Rodgers Library for Science and Engineering. Continue reading
While this blog’s primary focus is the academic software installed on public computers in the UA Libraries, we occasionally highlight other library and campus services and spaces at the intersection of academics and technology.
Rodgers Library for Science & Engineering and the McLure Education Library now offer equipment and spaces for presentation practice. Continue reading
The University Libraries continues to add software to our computers to support academic needs. Here are some of the recent changes made to software installed on the public computers in Gorgas, Hoole, McLure, and Rodgers libraries. Continue reading
The UA Libraries Software List lists the software installed on public computers in Bruno, Gorgas, Hoole, McLure, and Rodgers libraries. Users can browse by name or category, then select the desired software to read a description and find out on which computers it is available (operating system and location), its version(s), and installed pieces or plugins. Continue reading