What are you doing at 12:30?
20 minutes could change your life
November is workshop month at the Dentistry Library! The last three Mondays and Tuesdays during the lunch hour break the Dentistry Library will be holding 20 minute lunch hour express workshops to help you learn how to search for articles more efficiently and accurately, manage your citations better; learn about new and exciting on line resources that could help you with your studies, research or teaching!
20 minutes could change your life
November is workshop month at the Dentistry Library! The last three Mondays and Tuesdays during the lunch hour break the Dentistry Library will be holding 20 minute lunch hour express workshops to help you learn how to search for articles more efficiently and accurately, manage your citations better; learn about new and exciting on line resources that could help you with your studies, research or teaching!
Each workshop (description and dates below) will be
20 minutes in length giving you plenty of time to eat your lunch after the workshop (outside of the library of course!)
Talk about your power lunch! So whether
you want to learn something new or have questions about something you already
know please come and join us!
All students, staff and faculty are welcome to attend! No
sign up is required. Simply come down to the Alumni Reading Room at the Dentistry Library (not sure where that is? Ask us at the Service Desk in the library) at 12:30 and get ready to learn and have some fun
on your lunch break!
Monday 11th: Savvy with Scopus*
Tuesday 12th: Ready with RefWorks*Monday 18th: Masterly with Metrics and Hand with H-Index*
Tuesday 19th: Experienced with Endnote Web*
Monday 25th: Well-informed with Web of Science*
Tuesday 26th: On-the-ball with OVID*
* For descriptions of workshops, please see below.
Using medical databases like Medline is
an ideal way to find good quality dental articles. But, not every database contains every
article. Need some information about a
topic like ethics in dentistry? Starting research on a new topic and want to
get the lay of the land (finding review articles or identifying major articles
in your area of study)? Come learn how an interdisciplinary database like Scopus can help you with your research.
Tuesday 12th: Ready with RefWorks
Starting your research and need to find a citation management
system to help you store references and create bibliographies? Want to know
which system would be best for your needs? Come and learn about the basics of
RefWorks over lunch and see if it is a match made for you.
(Also, you can attend our EndNote Web workshop to compare
the ins and outs of these popular systems).
Thinking of publishing a paper and want some information on some
of the ways to compare journals? Thinking of doing graduate school and want to
get the scoop on the research of potential advisors (or even just want to spy
on your profs and see what they are doing in research). Or already published and want to see what
your metric is? Come visit us at lunch and learn about some simple methods of
estimating H-Index, citation counts, and journal impact factors.
Tuesday 19th: Experienced with Endnote
Web
Picking a citation management system can
be tricky. Different mangers are better
for different things and no one citation management system is the best for
every person. Want to find out if Endnote Web is the right system for you? Come
join us while we learn the basics of using Endnote Web. (Also, please attend
our RefWorks workshop to learn see if that fits your
referencing style!)
Tuesday 25th: Well-informed
with Web of Science
Web of
Science is an interdisciplinary database that contains articles from a multitude
of disciplines. Interdisciplinary databases can be great places to search for grey literature,
articles about ethics and often contain review articles on many topics. Come
this lunch hour and learn the basics of a Web of Science search and see how it
can help you in your own research.
Monday 26th: On-the-ball with OVID
Come and learn some neat tricks on how
to make searching using OVID easier and how to find articles more on topic with your
research needs. Do you have questions about
how to use OVID to search Medline or Embase? We’d be happy to discuss them at
this lunch hour workshop. Need a refresher on MeSH or Emtree? Come and learn
with us!
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