Software training resources
Access training materials and watch recordings of library training sessions.
- Browse and register for online and in-person workshops.
- Access short courses in Linked Learning to learn more about useful software.
- We are happy to assist students and staff by offering consultations. Email training@library.uq.edu.au to request a consultation.
Workshop resources
Training intensives
Access training materials for our intensive sessions, where participants learn the basics and then work together on a group project. These short courses are usually offered twice a year and run over a few days.
Regular workshops
Access training materials from our software workshops that we schedule regularly throughout each semester. These hands-on sessions usually run for 1 to 3 hours.
Intro training manuals
- R with RStudio: Getting started
- R + dplyr: Preparing data for analysis
- R + ggplot2: Introductory data visualisation
- R + ggplot2: Intermediate data visualisation
- R + Tidyverse: tidier data, simpler loops
- R + Quarto: Reproducible publishing
Advanced training manuals
- R data visualisation: Heatmaps
- R advanced: Webapps with Shiny
- R advanced: Packaging and sharing functions
Session videos
- R data visualisation with ggplot2 (YouTube, 1h 23m 31s)
- R data manipulation with RStudio and dplyr (YouTube, 54m 28s)
- R data visualisation with ggplot2 - introduction (YouTube, 49m 06s)
- R visualisation with ggplot2 – intermediate (YouTube, 1h 11m 33s)
- R and the Tidyverse - next steps (YouTube, 1h 6m 43s)
- R data visualisation with RStudio - heatmaps (YouTube, 1h 5m 46s)
Other software training resources
Access training materials for sessions we run occasionally.
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Microsoft Loop
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Exercise files
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Feedback
Software training feedback form
Student software
Visit Free student software for personal use (UQ login required) for software students can use on their personal computers while enrolled at UQ.