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Annotated Bibliographies Workshop
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Annotated bibliographies are lists of cited sources that include a brief summary. They allow you to explore how different types of sources contribute to the scholarly conversation and understanding of a research problem. They help to strengthen your analytical and evaluative skills. After this online workshop, you will be able to:
Facilitators: Alyssa Brissett & Kelsey Vukic
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Search Strategies: Part 1 Access Recording
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This workshop will introduce attendees to academic search strategies using USC Libraries research platforms. We will use keyword searching and search techniques to manipulate our search results. Learning outcomes:
Facilitator: Kelsey Vukic & Alyssa Brissett |
APA In-Text Citations 7th Ed. |
This workshop will focus on how to format in-text citations as outlined in the APA Style Guide 7th edition. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with a hands-on activity to practice the material covered and ask questions. After this workshop, you will:
Facilitator: Kelsey Vukic |
APA References 7th Ed. |
This workshop will focus on how to format common reference types as outlined in the APA Style Guide 7th edition. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with a hands-on activity to practice the material covered and ask questions. After this workshop, you will:
Facilitator: Kelsey Vukic & Melanee Vicedo |
Search Strategies: Part 2 |
This workshop will introduce attendees how to search by specific methodology, building on the search strategies introduced during Search Strategies Part 1. We will also search by citations for known research sources as a technique to expand searching. Learning outcomes:
Facilitator: Alyssa Brissett & Kelsey Vukic |
Organize Your Research with Citation Managers (RefWorks & Zotero)
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Citation managers, also called reference managers, help you keep track of your research, organize citations and create bibliographies. This workshop will introduce you to the basic features of most citation managers and will highlight two widely-used tools, RefWorks and Zotero. By the end of this workshop, you will be able to:
Facilitators: Melanee Vicedo & Kelsey Vukic |
Advanced Searching: PsycINFO Access Recording
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This workshop is an advanced overview of APA's PscyINFO database. Instructor will provide an overview on advanced search techniques and filters, how to utilize tools and features unique to PsycINFO in order to conduct keyword searches. Learning outcomes:
Facilitators: Kelsey Vukic & Alyssa Brissett |
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Tracking Research Impact with Bibliometrics
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Overview of how you can use citation counts to track research impact for individual authors and institutions. Participants will be able to use bibiliometric tools to find and track research impact and identify emerging trends in research.
Facilitators: Alyssa Brissett & Kelsey Vukic |
Organize your Research with EndNote Online |
EndNote Online, a web-based citation manager, helps you collect all your citations in one place, store PDFs and stay organized throughout the research and writing process. Facilitator: Hannah Schilperoort |
Organize Your Research with RefWorks |
Refworks, a web-based citation manager allows you to collect all your citations, store PDFs of articles and stay organized throughout the research and writing process. Facilitator: Melanee Vicedo |
Organize Your Research with Zotero |
Zotero offers a variety of ways to capture, import and save files. In this workshop you will learn how to collect information on books, journal articles, and websites with a single click and storethem in your Zotero library. Facilitator: Stacy Williams |
APA 6th ed.: Citation and Reference Formatting |
Overview on how to format varying in-text citations and reference sources. Students attending the workshop will be given the opportunity to engage a with hands-on activity to practice the material covered and ask questions. Facilitator: Kelsey Vukic |
#advocacy: Using Twitter to Advocate for Social and Policy Change
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This webinar will introduce students, particularly in the social and behavioral sciences, to ways we can use Twitter as an advocacy tool. Social media platforms often offer more control, by authors, of the messages sent, more access to the information shared, and more online mobilization of an issue or cause. Facilitators: Alyssa Brissett & Andy Rutkowski |