Watching and listening to lectures is an important part of college. Learn tips and tricks to get the most out of them whether they are IRL (in real life) or online. Become more efficient with your class time and learn how to organize materials to help prepare with quizzes and tests.
The Friday Finish at Walter Library is your time to get it done. Take time to relax, finish up work from the week, get a start on weekend homework or plan ahead for next week. All students are welcome. Study solo or bring a friend. Drop in to fast-track your finish with peer tutors for research, writing papers, MATH, CHEM, and more. We will have a creative study break each week like button making, bracelet making, and more or make something in the Toaster. Free snacks and treats. We will have fun reading books to read or check out.
Get ready to dive into the world of Cricut with the Toaster Team! Discover the wonders of this incredible crafting machine that has the power to transform simple ideas into intricate designs. Whether it's crafting cute stickers or executing an elaborate project, Cricut has got you covered! Never used a Cricut before? No worries! This is the ideal jumping-off point for you. Our engaging workshop will guide you through the basics of maneuvering the Cricut Design Space and gradually elevate you to mastering advanced techniques such as uploading and editing your own images. Let's embark on this exciting crafting journey together!
Registration is encouraged. You are encouraged to bring your laptop so you can get started in the Cricut Design Space.
The news is full of stories about how VR is transforming healthcare or health education. Come learn about and experience some of the most impactful ways, including visualizing anatomy, building empathy for patients, and improving team communication skills.
Join the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum for an engaging luncheon talk exploring the extraordinary life and legacy of Maria Sibylla Merian — artist, naturalist, and pioneer in the study of metamorphosis. Discover how her groundbreaking observations and exquisite illustrations reshaped scientific understanding and continue to inspire artists and authors today, including right here in Minnesota.
We will discuss different project management strategies and explore various tools for tracking project progress and staying on task. While discussion will draw on traditional project management ideas, skills, strategies, and methods, they will be adapted to better fit the academic research project environment. This workshop is great for those at any stage in the research project process.
Join three archivists from University Libraries Archives and Special Collections for an engaging and collaborative interactive session. Learn more about the Archives at the University of Minnesota, the underground storage caverns and more.
In this workshop, learn about various review methodologies like systematic reviews, scoping reviews, rapid reviews, and other types of evidence syntheses.
Ever thought about creating a podcast, a video, or a website? Did you know that the Libraries have everything you need to create an amazing media project? From mirrorless cameras to podcast microphones, recording spaces to computers, and media staff support, come learn about how we can help you with your next project!
Learn about using the citation management software, EndNote, to import citations, customize your account, and format your bibliographies and in-text citations.
Join us to learn more about getting started with undergraduate or faculty-sponsored research. We will host a panel with undergraduate student researchers who will share their experiences of doing research in the sciences, social sciences and humanities.
Unlock your creativity with our Introduction to CAD Software in Fusion 360, where you'll learn to design and model your very own LEGO brick. Perfect for beginners, this hands-on course will guide you through the basics of 3D design, bringing your ideas to life one brick at a time.
Have trouble keeping up with the new research in your field or research topics? Learn how to use BrowZine, a free Libraries provided tool to create your own virtual reading room of your favorite journals. Read articles on your mobile device or iPad. You’ll also learn how to set up database and journal alerts to keep up on published scholarship in your field. Open to all disciplines.
Need a relaxing study break? In collaboration with RecWell, Wilson Library on west bank will be hosting yoga on Friday’s from 12-12:30 on the first floor. This class is great for beginners and those seeking the mental benefits of yoga. All fitness levels are welcome.
This is a workshop for anyone interested in learning how to both hand sew and operate a sewing machine, understand basic tools, properly set up your sewing space, and work with fabric. Join Toaster Ambassador Koveyia for a no experience needed workshop!
Check out the Apple Vision Pro and learn what it can do! Can you share the Apple Vision Pro? What is spatial video? What is spatial computing?
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