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Please note UNB Archives & Special Collections’ hours for the Winter term:
Book Retrieval:
10am-12pm, Tuesday to Thursday
1pm-4pm, Monday to Friday
Consultation of Archival Manuscript Collections:
By appointment only (archives@unb.ca | 506-453-4748).
For more information, please contact Archives & Special Collections (archives@unb.ca | 506-453-4748).
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Graduate students and post-doctoral fellows are welcome to the I.U.C. Building Atrium outside the Science & Forestry Library for an opportunity to get to know other graduate students in an inclusive and positive environment. Discover each other’s strong points and give encouragement!
Tea and coffee will be provided.
Thursday, January 26th
6:00pm – 8:00pm
IUC Building, Science Concourse
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Can words and numbers get along? An introduction to computer-assisted textual analysis
Instructor: Dr. Chantal Richard
Date: 4 February 2017, 1pm – 4:00pm
Location: Harriet Irving Library, Data/GIS Lab (HIL 310)
This workshop is useful to researchers in the humanities who would like to explore new ways to analyze large bodies of text using computer-assisted textual analysis. During the first portion, Dr. Chantal Richard, associate professor in the Department of French, will go over some basic foundations in text analysis such as word frequencies, collocation (co-occurrence of words), semantic association, morphological, and content (thematic) analysis. Examples of recent research will show results created with tools available from software programs Hyperbase, Sphinx, Iramuteq, and Tropes. The second portion of the workshop will be hands-on, and will entail manipulation of these programs by participants.
To register, visit //www.unbtls.ca/events/
Fundamentals in Digital Scholarship is a new series of free workshops hosted by UNB Libraries’ Centre for Digital Scholarship, and aimed at introducing the UNB community to current topics, tools, and techniques in digital scholarship. For more information on the series, please contact Erik Moore (ecmoore@unb.ca).
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Welcome Back to UNB Libraries for Winter Term!
Check out our services, resources, and spaces for group study and quiet study. All our libraries offer expert assistance in developing research strategies, finding the best search tools, and using our extensive print and online resources.
Come in and meet the staff at the research help desks in any of our libraries. We’re waiting for you!
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In recognition of the increasing use of digital media modalities for academic and creative expression, UNB Libraries is now providing space for working on media projects (e.g. video, sound, and image, 3D). The studio is primarily intended to meet the multimedia creation and editing needs of UNB students.
The Digital Media Editing Studio is equipped with three 27″ iMacs with Retina 5K display, each loaded with the full Adobe Creative Cloud suite of software applications as well as iMovie and Garageband. Studio quality headphones (ATH-M20x) and Apple SuperDrives to read optical media such as CDs and DVDs are also available.
This new studio supports the creative learning environment at UNB Libraries. We’ve got the space and the tools for you to do your best work. Drop by and check out the new studio in the John B. McNair Learning Commons on the first floor of the Harriet Irving Library.
If you would like more information about the new Digital Media Editing Studio, please contact Marc Bragdon, Film Librarian at UNB Fredericton, (506-458-7741).
Find more information about media in UNB Libraries’ Guide to Film, Image, and Sound Collections and Guide to Media Arts and Cultures.
For additional help with using UNB Libraries’ resources, consult our online
Research Help pages or contact the help desk of any library at UNB.
You can also Ask Us for help by email, by Instant Message, or by
Text (506.800.9044).
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