AI & Data Studio @ Main
Located on the 3rd floor of the Main Library, the AI & Data Studio provides workshops, consultations, events and programming to help you worth with data confidently and use AI tools critically - wherever you are in your UGA journey.
How we can help
- Workshops & Events – scheduled sessions open to all UGA students, faculty, and staff
- One-on-one consultations – meet with us at any stage of your project
- Drop-in hours – quick questions, no appointment needed
- Course-integrated instruction – select the topic and we’ll with you to design a lesson for your class or research group
Data Services
From managing your first dataset to publishing research data that meets funder requirements…we can help
- Data Management Planning
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The UGA Libraries offers research data management planning resources and support aimed at helping researchers organize, manage, and share your research data in alignment with current UGA policies, data stewardship guidance, and federal public access mandates.
- Finding & Using Data
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We can help with identifying datasets for your research question, navigating disciplinary repositories, and uncovering government data.
- Data Analysis & Visualization
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We offer a variety of workshops and support for R, Python, Excel - from cleaning data to communicating results.
- GIS & Spatial Data
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Book a consultation or attend a workshop to learn more about ArcGIS, QGIS, spatial analysis and geospatial data access.
- Sharing & Preserving Data
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We can assist with respository selection and deposit support for UGA Open Scholar and discipline specific repositories.
- Research Impact & Visibility
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We provide consultations and instruction on measuring and contextualizing the reach of your work through citation analysis, altmetrics, and ORCID IDs.
AI Services
Understand and use AI critically; know what the tools do, when to use them and when not to, and how to evaluate what they produce
- AI Literacy & Critical Evaluation
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Understand and use AI critically; know what the tools do, when to use them and when not to, and how to evaluate what they produce.
- AI in Research Workflows
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We offer sessions and consultations on using AI tools for literature review, qualitative coding, transcription, and synthesis tasks — with attention to where the limitations are with AI tools.
- AI & Career Readiness
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We've partnered with units on campus like Career Services to host workshops on how to use AI effectively in cover letter and resume building to panel sessions with alumni discussing the use of AI in particular fields.
- AI Resources for Instructors
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We've developed an eLC course that provides resources for faculty and instructors to use and adapt into their teaching, including lessons, sample activities, and suggested assignments. Our resource guide has great information on AI use including ethics, prompt engineering, and citing AI sources.
A workspace built for this kind of work
- Large-format displays, whiteboards and collaborative workstations
- Seven high-end desktop computers (4 Macs, 3 PCs) loaded with specialized software including ArcGIS, Tableau, R, Python, NVivo - see the Software page for a full list.
- Reservable for classes and research group sessions
The space and computers are available to all UGA students and faculty on a walk-in basis.
Looking for what tools are available? Take a look at the resources available on the AI Hub site.