Monday, April 21, 2008

Free UCSC Genome Browser Training

OpenHelix is providing free UCSC Genome Browser training for Institutions. You can apply for this at http://www.openhelix.com/seminars .

"The three and half hour introductory tutorial will cover the topics needed to effectively use this powerful, free, publicly-accessible tool, including: basic functionality of Genome Browser searching and BLAT use, Table Browser use, creating and using Custom Tracks, and an introduction to the Gene Sorter.
Participants will receive slide hand-outs, exercises, and a UCSC Genome Browser and Table Browser Quick Reference Cards."
clipped from www.openhelix.com

To bring the seminar to your institution, apply at www.openhelix.com/seminars.  The only two requirements from the institutions are:
-Providing a computer classroom with internet access.  Preferred number of computers is 24 or above. An alternative to a computer room is having wireless available and participants bringing their own laptops. The seminar can be done in the morning and repeated in the afternoon, to reach more users.


 - Conduct outreach and communication to participants as necessary.

 
The number of seminars is limited, so apply today.

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