TheĀ National Humanities and Social Sciences Team at the Digital Research Alliance of Canada has launched a training series. According to the series’ site, the workshops
are designed to take researchers and students in the humanities and social sciences through the different stages of the research process, introducing them to digital tools and research approaches relevant to each stage. The training series includes workshops on digital longevity, cloud computing, programming in R and python, data cleaning and analysis software, and data repositories. Most workshops are open to participants of all skill levels; where there are prerequisites, these will be listed in the workshop description.
The workshop series is online and free to attend. The series begins in September 22, 2026 and runs through March 16, 2027.
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