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About the Digital Projects Lab

The Digital Projects Lab at Kennedy Library (temporarily located in Crandall Bldg. 60), supports students, staff, and faculty, working with data at all skill levels and across disciplines. We help students find datasets, apply software tools for exploration and analysis, and communicate effectively through data visualization. Help is available through in-class instruction, active workshops, and by meeting with DPL students and staff. Schedule a time to meet with a DPL Peer Assistant, or with the Data & GIS Specialist, Russ White. 

GIS world map visualization

Mapping and GIS

Access datasets, tools, and training for mapping and GIS

scatterplot

Data Visualization

Expand your data visualization skills with tools such as Tableau, for creating interactive dashboards

R data wrangling sheet

Data Science with R and Python

Access new tools and resources to learn more about working with data, including R and Python

Presentations & Workshops

Learn from hands-on, introductory workshops in data visualization, command-line tools, and more.

Hub24 computers

Meet, Collaborate, and Share

Drop by or schedule a time to meet with the Data & GIS Peer Assistants in Crandall Bldg 60 to get help, collaborate on projects, and share your work