Weekly New User / Refresher Webinar
Section outline
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This course provides access to our weekly webinar that introduces the Digital Research Alliance of Canada's national systems providing an overview of available systems and basic usage information including job submission and man
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This file contains the slides presented in the webinar.
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Time: Most Tuesdays from 2pm to 3pm (Eastern Time) (see the calendar)
Click this link to attend our weekly webinar (which uses Zoom). If you run into problems, please email help@sharcnet.c
a . It is highly recommended that you join a few minutes early to ensure everything is working before the meeting starts.NOTE: In order to connect to our Zoom sessions, we also require Zoom registration. This means you must also log in to your own Zoom account (in your web browser or Zoom app) in order to connect to our Zoom video link.
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Use this wiki to search for detailed information on the compute clusters, clouds, available software, submitting jobs, etc.
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The Data Analytics National Team (DANT) has a dashboard where you can see your cluster use, etc. (You must log in with your active CCDB username and password before this site can be used.)
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SHARCNET Wiki's Frequently Asked Questions page.
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SHARCNET has a YouTuibe channel where it posts videos, e.g., General Interest Webinars, Two Minute Videos, etc.
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This page contains the dates, title, abstract, slides, and links to video recordings of past General Interest Webinars (if available).
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i.e., email support@tech.alliancecan.ca when you require assistance concerning Alliance systems, clouds, or your account.
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i.e., email help@sharcnet.ca when you require assistance concerning a system run or hosted by SHARCNET, e.g., contributed systems, or require assistance with something on this web site, https://training.sharcnet.ca.
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This is a past recording of the New User Seminar available on the SHARCNET YouTube channel.
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This is a past recording of the New User Seminar:: Part II (i.e., it is an extended version of the New User Seminar) available on the SHARCNET YouTube channel.
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This is a past recording for faculty members explaining Compute Canada that is also available on the SHARCNET YouTube channel. (Compute Canada was the previous name of the Digital Research Alliance of Canada.)
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