Intro to Figma: Mobile Design

Interested in UI/UX design? Come join the Tisch Library Digital Design Studio (DDS) and Tufts Human Factors & Ergonomics Society to design a mobile application using Figma! Figma is a collaborative design tool used in many classes and companies. No experience necessary - this workshop is a great way to start your portfolio!

This workshop is student-led by the DDS Studio Assistants in collaboration with the Human Factors & Ergonomics Society.

Registration is optional.

Congratulations to our Fall 2021 Open Educational Resources (OER) Award Recipient

Posted: Fri, Sep 10th 2021

We are pleased to announce the recipient of the Fall 2021 Tisch Library Open Educational Resources (OER) AwardCongratulations to Katherine Wang A22! Katherine is teaching an ExCollege Explorations course "Justice is the Best Medicine: Reimagining Healthcare and the Medical Industrial Complex."

Tisch Media Equipment Unboxing

Come unbox and explore Tisch's new circulating media equipment!

Stations with microphones, audio recorders, video cameras, and photo cameras will be set up, and you'll be guided through a series of simple prompts to gain basic familiarity with the gear that’s available for checkout. Afterwards we'll share a media collage using media created at the event with registered participants.  Space is limited.

Accessibility Information
Located on top oor, accessible by elevator or stairs.

Tisch Media Equipment Unboxing

Come unbox and explore Tisch's new circulating media equipment!
Stations with microphones, audio recorders, video cameras, and photo cameras will be set up, and you'll be guided through a series of simple prompts to gain basic familiarity with the gear that’s available for checkout. Afterwards we'll share a media collage using media created at the event with registered participants.  Space is limited.

Accessibility Information

Located on top floor, accessible by elevator or stairs.

Announcing New Graduate Student Data Awards

Posted: Wed, Sep 1st 2021

We are excited to announce the Tisch Library Graduate Data Research Fund program, which will provide financial support for graduate students in the Schools of Arts, Sciences & Engineering who are interested in purchasing research data for use in their projects. It is intended to provide one-time grants to support the purchase or licensing of data necessary to a substantial research project conducted by graduate students in AS&E. Awards will likely be in the $500–750 range.