DReSA is the short form name for the Digital Research Skills Australasia training registry. DReSA is a free and open online registry that helps researchers in Australia and New Zealand discover digital research skills training events, materials, providers and trainers. DReSA is not a repository for direct access to digital training objects (events and materials). It is a registry that holds training events and materials descriptive (discovery) metadata. Yes. DReSA is free and open to everyone interested in digital research skills, regardless of their location or affiliation. Free to access and search, also free to add events and training materials (with a registered user account). Packages are analogous to folders (or collections) in which users may group DReSA’s training materials or events for easy access during future visits. These collections can be created to address the user’s specific training needs. A title, description and keywords can be added to a Package to provide context. The search for training events and materials is done within the New Package form. Type in a relevant search term in the Materials or Training search bars. Choose appropriate materials and training from the drop down to add to your Package (refer to page 11 of the DReSA User Manual).