10.03 GraphPad Prism

Created OnJanuary 30, 2020

Note: For security log in purposes, only GraphPad Prism v8.02 and higher is supported. To contact the GraphPad team Go to help.graphpad.com

GraphPad Prism has been integrated with LabArchives to enable users to directly export projects from Prism into the LabArchives Notebook. Additionally, when a Prism project is opened from within your Notebook, it may be re-saved into the same Page from which is resides, preserving both versions of the file.

Quick Links

Access GraphPad Prism as an Australian User

Access GraphPad Prism as a UK User

Using the integration

1. Open GraphPad Prism. On the “Welcome to GraphPad Prism” window, click LabArchives.

2. You will be prompted to login to LabArchives. If you would like to create a LabArchives account click “Try LabArchives Free”

3. If logging into an active LabArchives account, a new window will appear to input the user’s login and password. If you login using a Single Sign on system you will need to create a password token. For more information Click Here .

4. Once logged into an active LabArchives account, all notebooks associated with the account can be selected from the drop-down menu, shown below. Any GraphPad Prism files associated with the notebook will show up as well. You can open a selected GraphPad Prism file, edit the file, and save it back to your notebook.

To open or save a file to LabArchives

To open or save a file click the LabArchives icon near the top right-hand corner of the program. You will have the option to save a file to LabArchives, open a file from LabArchives, log out of LabArchives, or learn more about LabArchives.

After you export a file from Prism to LabArchives, it will be found in your LabArchives Inbox. Log in to LabArchives (via a web browser), then click the Inbox icon to see the files exported from Prism.

You can move Prism files from your LabArchives Inbox to a page in your notebook. To do this, hover over the Prism file then click the triple dot menu. You will see the option to move the file to a page or delete the file from your Inbox. If you click ‘Move to page…’, a window will appear where you can choose which page to move the file to.

Once the Prism file is on a page in your notebook, you are able to download it from the page to your computer. You can also use the integration to open the file within Graphpad Prism as mentioned above.

Use GraphPad Prism and LabArchives for Australian Users

Create a Configuration File following the steps below
A. Create a .txt file called labarchivesconfig.txt
B. Paste the following information into the configuration file

Login =https://au-mynotebook.labarchives.com
API =https://auapi.labarchives.com
Browse=https://au-mynotebook.labarchives.com
ErrorConnecting =Prism cannot connect to the AU LabArchives instance
TryAccountBlurb=The University has a site license for LabArchives, so the free trial is not available

2. Save the configuration file to the GraphPad Prism directory on your computer.

PC: Once GraphPad Prism is installed, save the configuration file in the Prism folder. This may look like C:\Program Files\GraphPad\Prism 8. Restart the application.

Mac: Create a directory called /Library/Application Support/GraphPad/Prism/Config and save the configuration file. In some cases, the folder location may be /Library/Application Support/GraphPad/Prism 8. Restart the application.

Use GraphPad Prism and LabArchives for UK Users

Create a Configuration File following the steps below
A. Create a .txt file called labarchivesconfig.txt
B. Paste the following information into the configuration file

Login =https://uk-mynotebook.labarchives.com
API =https://ukapi.labarchives.com
Browse=https://uk-mynotebook.labarchives.com
ErrorConnecting =Prism cannot connect to the UK LabArchives instance
TryAccountBlurb=The University has a site license for LabArchives, so the free trial is not available

2. Save the configuration file to the GraphPad Prism directory on your computer.

PC: Once GraphPad Prism is installed, save the configuration file in the Prism folder. This may look like C:\Program Files\GraphPad\Prism 8. Restart the application.

Macmillan Learning And LabArchives Partner To Provide Full Suite Of STEM Digital Lab Tools

Collaborations will Facilitate Affordable, Interactive Options for Lab Students

NEW YORK and CARLSBAD, California, July 23, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Macmillan Learning, a premier educational solutions company, today announced a partnership with LabArchives®, the leading provider of cloud-based Electronic Lab Notebooks (ELN). This partnership enables Macmillan to offer educators a fuller suite of customizable, interactive solutions for college STEM laboratories. Integrating LabArchives' research notebook platform with the robust print and digital lab capabilities delivered through Hayden-McNeil, Macmillan's custom publishing division, will provide educators with access to a new comprehensive collection of lab tools and services designed to improve student lab preparedness and improve course success.

"We know that lab courses have a unique set of challenges relating to teaching and preparing lab students on lab safety, lab procedures and techniques, to teaching the scientific method and the recording and capture of lab observations and data," said Macmillan Learning General Manager, Susan Winslow. "This partnership allows our teams to provide educators with a new and improved way to deliver the lab curriculum with course-specific, customizable and interactive lab manuals with integrated electronic lab notebooks. It amounts to greater flexibility and improved student interaction."

"We are very pleased to partner with Macmillan Learning and work with their custom publishing team at Hayden-McNeil," said LabArchives President Matt Dunie. "We have provided high quality research data management solutions for lab instructors, students and researchers since 2010. This partnership gives STEM instructors and students an opportunity to utilize the unique strengths our combined solution provides."

Hayden-McNeil, a custom imprint of Macmillan Learning, has long led the market in labs by providing fully customized lab manuals, digital lab assessments, online courses and carbonless lab notebooks. LabArchives, in use in more than 375 institutions, serves more than 275,000 students in lab courses and 250,000 researchers in research labs. The combined tools and services offer compelling, affordable print and digital lab options for educators.

"Researchers, instructors and students all use our platform to store, share or publish their research," said Dunie. "Our platform gives them great flexibility to interact with their data and increase productivity. With over over 100 million research activities logged we are proud to be the most frequently used digital research notebook platform."

"Both of our companies are guided by common principles which center on providing best-in-class service and support to our customers," said Margaret Erdman, Vice President of Hayden-McNeil Curriculum Solutions. "That service level means a strong partnership with lab educators, collaborating with them on their individual teaching goals and needs. We customize a solution for that course, ultimately providing a more meaningful, cost-effective solution that will engage students and support learning outcomes."

Macmillan Learning and LabArchives will continue to work together to engage with STEM educators on the evolving needs of their courses, including participation in and support of teaching events for lab educators.

About Macmillan Learning:
Macmillan Learning improves lives through learning. Our legacy of excellence in education continues to inform our approach to developing world-class content with pioneering, interactive tools. Through deep partnership with the world's best researchers, educators, administrators, and developers, we facilitate teaching and learning opportunities that spark student engagement and improve outcomes. We provide educators with tailored solutions designed to inspire curiosity and measure progress. Our commitment to teaching and discovery upholds our mission to improve lives through learning. To learn more, please visit http://www.macmillanlearning.com or see us on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn or join our Macmillan Community.

About LabArchives:
LabArchives is a cloud-based software application (Software-as-a-Service) which replaces the traditional paper notebooks used in professional research labs and higher education laboratory courses. The LabArchives ELN (Electronic Lab Notebook) solution is used by more than 250,000 scientists and professors, to store, organize, share, and publish their laboratory data. The LabArchives Classroom Edition has been used in almost 4000 lab courses by 270,000 students. More than 375 of the world's leading research institutions trust LabArchives for research data management, collection, and research compliance. For more information, visit http://www.labarchives.com or see us on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

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