This new workshop series will introduce learners to a digital ecosystem for citing, creating, and coding from notes to publications. If you are just starting out on a new project, looking to organize an existing one, or exploring new ways of using digital methods, this series will give you some new tools and frameworks to help you efficiently manage and repurpose your digital research. These methods will both consolidate your writing and data and allow you to create articles, presentations, and monographs from the same materials. In addition to an overview of Markdown and each tool, this series will cover: – Integrating Quarto publishing with VS Code to enable controlled, predictable, and extensible digital publications – Integrating Zotero with Quarto / VS Code to add adaptable citations to your work Using Zotero’s BibTeX extension to create stable citation keys for a variety of different software applications, along with ways to filter and tag those citation keys – Organizing notes, documents, and other materials with those stable citation keys for information retrieval – Using Python to create a “knowledge network” of your citations and work Who Is This For? – Researchers and Graduate Students seeking to organize their notes and work, or looking to create multiple documents and publications off of their research. – Faculty booking to structure presentations, classes, or new publications. – Librarians & Research Staff looking for a manageable and adaptable pipeline for sorting documents, creating notes, and presenting the results – Data Scientists, Information Specialists, and others looking to make data publication and sharing systems The recorded short tutorials will be launched and made available as a playlist on the OARC YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/UCLAOARC.