The Dentistry
Library Graduate Student Library Workshop Series is back!
Are you a
researcher, faculty member, current graduate student or an undergraduate
student thinking of gradschool? If so, then these workshops are for you! These
lunch hour workshops are designed to help you make your searching and research
easier, faster and more powerful. This workshops series runs from July 21st
to July 24th in the Dentistry Library Computer Lab (266C).
Monday July 21st
12:00 – 1:00:
Thesis/Dissertation Writing*
Tuesday July 22nd
12:00 – 1:00: eRL 101: eSearching, Research and the
Library 101*
Wednesday July 23rd
12:00 – 12:20:
Briefs: Publishing
Pointers 101* 12:30 - 12:50: Briefs: Measuring up! Metrics, H-Indexes and Impact Factors*
Thursday July 24th
12:00 – 1:00: Everything You Wanted to Know about EndNote Web*
*Please see
below for a detailed description of each workshop.
Monday
July 21st, 2014
Thesis/Dissertation
Writing (1 hour workshop)
Learn the
structure of a thesis/dissertation and what you are expected to do in each
section. Get advice on scientific language use (such as verb tenses and
punctuation). Get information on working
one-on-one with a writing instructor as you go through the thesis/dissertation
process.Guest Speaker: Dena Bain Taylor, PhD, ARCT, Director, Health Sciences Writing Centre, University of Toronto
Time:
12:00 – 1:00
Location:
Dentistry Library – Computer Lab (266C)
Tuesday
July 22nd, 2014
eRL 101: eSearching, Research and the
Library 101 (1 hour workshop)
Did you know
that U of T has some eResources that even Harvard University does not have?
Some students and researchers have said to us that U of T has so many
eResources that they don’t know where to start.
If that sounds like you, come out to our eRL 101 workshop and learn
about U of T’s online tools including databases, citation management and
libguides. Whether you are new to U of T
or have been here a while you are sure to learn something new at this workshop!
Time: 12:00 – 1:00
Location:
Dentistry Library – Computer Lab (266C)
Wednesday July 23rd,
2014
Briefs: Publishing Pointers 101 (20 minute workshop)
This lightning fast workshop will give you some
publishing tips learned from journal editors, publishers, experienced
researchers and trial and error attempts at publishing. If you want to find out what editors say is
the biggest reason they reject a paper or just general tips on how to improve your
article then this is a must go to workshop!
Time: 12:00-12:20
Location:
Dentistry Library – Computer Lab (266C)
Briefs: Measuring up! Metrics, H-Indexes
and Impact Factors (20
minute workshop)
This quick 20
minute workshop is aimed to show you the basics of citation metrics and how you
can use the eResources at U of T to determine different types of metrics. Metrics can be a great tool to use to help
you determine where to publish or see who is a publishing wiz in your field!
Time: 12:30 – 12:50
Location:
Dentistry Library – Computer Lab (266C)
Thursday
July 24th, 2014
Everything You Wanted to Know about EndNote Web (1 hour workshop)
Just spent a
half hour searching for great references in a database, then you go to import
them into EndNote Web so you can prepare a bibliography for your paper… Wait… hold
on! What are all these hieroglyphics? Did you know that when you import to
EndNote Web you have to apply the right filter to make references display
correctly? If you are a passionate current user of EndNote Web or want to learn if
EndNote Web is right for you come to this hands-on workshop and learn more about
EndNote Web.
Time: 12:00 – 1:00
Location:
Dentistry Library – Computer Lab (266C)
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