The DRI community has created a series of new open educational resources to support researchers, students and those in research support roles. These courses offer a range of learning opportunities in the areas of research software (RS) stewardship, research data management (RDM) and artificial intelligence:

 Advanced Research Computing for Computational Fluid Dynamics (ARC4CFD) created by University of Waterloo. 

Conestoga College led an inter-college team in creating Research Data Management in the College and Small Institution Context.

The Data Repository Primer and Data Repository Navigator, developed by Toronto Metropolitan University.

University of Ottawa Heart Institute created 4 Data Management Plan templates for specific biomedical research designs.

The Machine Learning Tutorial Series was put together by a team from University of Ottawa.

McMaster University has released Stewarding Research Software from Proposal to Deposit and Publication .

Six collaborative teams will receive funding support for projects to create new DRI training materials and resources. A total of $254,000 has been allocated for these projects, which will enhance training in DRI skills for Ontario researchers and students. The projects were selected through a call for proposals, issued in September. Responses were selected based on alignment with related regional and national priorities, as well as other criteria including feasibility and impact.

FEBRUARY 2024 Compute Ontario awards funding to create DRI training resources

JANUARY 2024 Compute Ontario releases 2022-23 Annual Report

DECEMBER 2022 Compute Ontario releases 2021-22 Annual Report

Read about how CO is helping to advance research and innovation in Ontario.

SUMMER 2022 CO-funded RDM projects report outcomes

In 2021, CO funded six RDM projects to advance FAIR (findable, accessible, interoperable, reusable) data management principles. The projects were complete in the spring of 2022. Read about outcomes.