Are you new to Digital Scholarship and looking to learn about platforms like Git, LaTeX, SPSS, and Twine? Four new self-paced, interactive, beginner-friendly tutorials may be just what you’re looking for.
From training thousands of digital scholars to launching silo-breaking initiatives, 2022-2023 was a year of tremendous development and activity at the Sherman Centre for Digital Scholarship.
The Digital Research Commons Pilot is building a more connected, capable, and researcher-focused approach to digital research support. Meet the team behind this crucial work in this quick Q&A.
McMaster library staff supported the digital exhibit that highlights first-person stories from Ukrainians impacted by the Russian invasion.
Are you new to programming and looking to learn about Python and R? Two new self-paced, interactive, beginner-friendly tutorials may be just what you’re looking for.
Six Graduate Residents publish a thought-provoking, prescient, and sensitive article on academic work and community in troubling times.
Meet two of the Sherman Centre’s new colleagues: Summer Student Assistants Shrey Acharya and Richie Motorgeanu.
After two years of engagement, exploration, and evaluation, McMaster University’s first Research Data Management (RDM) Institutional Strategy is ready.
On the latest episode of “What’s the Point?” (a podcast that discusses the need for the arts and humanities), Dr. Andrea Zeffiro chats with host Bryony Armstrong about how the humanities and interdisciplinary inquiry at large help us address challenges …
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Each May sees the Paul R. MacPherson Institute for Leadership, Innovation, and Excellence in Teaching host “Teaching and Learning Month.” This month-long suite of events includes pedagogical workshops, presentations, and working groups–including a session by the Sherman Centre. If you’re …
SCDS Discusses “Teaching with Digital Tools and Approaches” Read more »