eNotebooks are powerful online tools which keep your research notes safe and make it easy for both internal and external collaboration.

LabArchives, an eNotebook platform, can be used to replace hardcopy lab notebooks and field notebooks. Data is secure and all entries feature version tracking and signing. It can store multiple types of data including rich text, tables, images, sketches and annotations. There are also iOS and Android apps that allow you to work from most mobile devices.

This session is an introduction to LabArchives, and by the end of the workshop you will be able to:

• Create an eNotebook

• Add, attach and link content

• Manage and share permissions

Access LabArchives (select sign in through your institution)

Audience

This session is intended for UTS staff and postgraduate researchers only.

Contact the host of [archived] Getting Started with LabArchives eNotebooks

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