Resources
What are resources?
Resources are user-submitted pieces of content that range from video presentations to publications to simulation tools.
Who can submit a resource?
Anyone can submit a resource! Resources must be relevant to the community and may undergo a short approval process to ensure all appropriate files and information are included.
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Categories
Animations
A collection of short videos, typically Flash-bases, which illustrate concepts, events, and lectures. Animations can be put together by and/or for students, researchers, and professors.
Courses
Courses are interactive online classes to teach users and employees different tools and methods for research and development as well as introductory employee principles by completing assignments and online quizzes.
Downloads
A download is a type of resource that users can download and use on their own computer. It could be source code for a tool you developed or a set of data files.
Notes
Notes are a general category typically used for resources that may not have any associated files.
Publications
A Publication is a paper you have written that has been published in some manner. The topic of the paper should be relevant to the community and may even include references from the site.
Reports
Reports include documents produced by the HUBzero Consortium, as well as technical reports that summarize development projects.
Seminars
A seminar is a lecture of some sort, usually recorded with voice or video. It may be a graduate or undergraduate level seminar, a lecture for a class, or a tutorial presentation. Uploaded materials are usually PowerPoint/PDF, video/audio files, etc.
Series
Series consist of web seminars, videos, and podcasts of events, applications, and academic publications used in a non-traditional method to share one’s research or findings.
Teaching Materials
Teaching Materials are supplementary materials that don't quite fit into any of the previous categories, such as homework assignments, study notes, guides, etc.
Tools
A simulation tool is software that allows users to run a specific type of calculation. Most of these tools are built with our Rappture toolkit, so they have a consistent, user-friendly interface.
Tools (Windows)
A simulation tool is software that allows users to run a specific type of calculation. These are (MS) Windows-based.
Workshops
A workshop is a collaborative hands-on work-space for participants to learn how to create, customize, and configure through hands-on training sessions, demos, and lectures.