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- Duncan talks about eyeQ and eyePlot
- Take a look at eyeQ (queue mgmt) at http://cron.mit.edu/eyeq
- Take a look at eyePlot (pay-per-plot) at http://cron.mit.edu/eyeplot
- Extensive documentation on these can be found here: http://cron.mit.edu/printing
- Oliver talks about more on printing
- Cool printing metrics engine, Virebo.com (most printers at MIT)
- Public page on public student printing summarizing cost, consumption, metrics, pilots
- https://wikis.mit.edu/confluence/display/athena/Statistics+on+printing (access restricted to MIT so login required because it shows our OD paper price)
- Kate McNeill provides two updates
- Harvard-MIT Data Center no longer doing individual statistical consulting, but continuing (heavily-attended) workshops:http://libraries.mit.edu/guides/subjects/data/training/workshops.html
- She and some other colleagues are expanding their work in helping MIT faculty and researchers manage and publish research data they produce; this includes individual assistance, a workshop entitled Data Management 101, and a web guide to Data Management and Publishing:http://libraries.mit.edu/data-management; she would specifically welcome feedback on the data management site