This session introduces the fundamentals of large language models (LLMs) and their potential to enhance qualitative research. Participants will learn how LLMs work, how they interpret and generate language and why they are well-suited for tasks such as thematic coding, content analysis and discourse interpretation.
Unlock the potential of geospatial data for your research in this introductory webinar. Learn how to find, analyze and visualize GIS data using QGIS — a free, open-source tool for mapping and spatial analysis.
We’ll introduce essential resources, share real-world examples and demonstrate how to make your research more reproducible using open-source tools. This webinar is ideal for beginners interested in exploring GIS, with practical resources and expert support from the ASU Library.
Explore Arizona State University's CreateAI Platform, a secure, model-agnostic environment designed to democratize artificial intelligence innovation across teaching, learning, research and higher education operations.
Join the Unit for Data Science and Analytics for a session about the foundational introduction to artificial intelligence, tracing its evolution from early theories to today’s real-world applications. Participants will explore the history of AI, key milestones and the development of intelligent systems we encounter daily, from chatbots to recommendation engines.
You’ve gathered your data. You have survey results, project statistics and months of tracking progress. It’s all sitting in a spreadsheet, waiting to be understood, but no matter how far you scroll, the bigger picture feels just out of reach.
Whether you're presenting your work, tracking progress or analyzing trends, a dashboard can help turn raw data into clear, interactive visuals that tell a story. With Power BI, Microsoft’s business intelligence platform, building a dashboard is more accessible than you might think.
It’s late in the day, and you’re staring at a spreadsheet filled with rows of data: sales figures, survey responses, timestamps and categories. You know the insights are there, but where do you begin? Fortunately, there’s a better way to make sense of it all.
The Unit for Data Science and Analytics at ASU Library is excited to announce the return of its Volunteer Open Projects for Fall 2025. This semester, students can choose from two Open Projects that address real-world challenges. These projects offer opportunities to collaborate, learn and expand your skills in data science and analytics, regardless of discipline or experience level.
Data science is an interdisciplinary field that applies the scientific method, processes, algorithms and systems to extract meaningful insights from data. In this kickoff session, the ASU Library's Unit for Data Science and Analytics team will share details about upcoming events and how you can get involved in data science and analytics. All are welcome.
Part of ASU’s annual Salute to Service events, the ASU Book Group's November 2025 reading selection is “Roadside: My Journey to Iraq and the Long Road Home” by screenwriter and director Dylan Park-Pettiford, an ASU graduate (BA film and media studies ’11).
The book group is open to all in the ASU community and meets monthly this fall from noon to 1 p.m.
Just in time to celebrate Jane Austen’s 250th birthday, the ASU Book Group's October 2025 reading selection is “Wild for Austen: A Rebellious, Subversive, and Untamed Jane” by Austen expert Devoney Looser, a Regents Professor of English at ASU.