Meet our Team: Digital Research Commons Pilot (DRCP) Research Assistant, Katie Sonier
Learn more about Katie Sonier, a new Research Assistant for the Digital Research Commons Pilot (DRCP)!
Learn more about Katie Sonier, a new Research Assistant for the Digital Research Commons Pilot (DRCP)!
Our 2023-24 workshops include 4 event series and over 40 sessions on subjects ranging from 3D printing and website design to map-making and data sharing. Many sessions are beginner-friendly with virtual attendance options. Register today and learn about the ever-evolving world of Digital Scholarship! Scroll to learn more about all 4 workshop series.
The Sherman Centre invites applications for its 2024 Graduate Residency in Digital Scholarship. The residency program is designed to support graduate students to work on a facet of a research project in digital scholarship (related or not to their primary …
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.