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Part of the Graduate Scholars Toolkit, this workshop will cover the benefits of using a citation manager, where to find citations in the library catalog and elsewhere, and how to organize and then use your citations as your research and write. Following an overview of citation management, we will discuss the different citation managers available to ASU graduate students (Zotero, Mendeley and EndNote) and some of their features.
The Graduate Scholars Toolkit workshop series is a way for ASU students to connect with the tools and information they need to succeed in graduate school. Workshops are offered on all campuses at various times throughout the semester, with more online offerings to come.
Explore other workshops in this series.
Noble Library Instruction Room 105
For More Information Contact:
Matt Ogborn
ASU Library
matt.ogborn@asu.edu
Balancing all of the demands of graduate education can be a challenge. The ASU Library wants to help you save time and improve your academic success!
Part of the Graduate Scholars Toolkit, this introductory workshop will cover how the library connects to every stage of the research process: exploring and gathering sources, managing information, using and reusing your own work and the work of others, and sharing results. This workshop will get you started so you can level up your researching and writing skills.
The Graduate Scholars Toolkit workshop series is a way for ASU students to connect with the tools and information they need to succeed in graduate school. Workshops are offered on all campuses at various times throughout the semester, with more online offerings to come.
Explore other workshops in this series.
Fletcher Library Instruction Room 101
For More Information Contact:
Matt Ogborn
ASU Library
matt.ogborn@asu.edu
Are you interested in secondary data analysis in the social sciences? Are you familiar with social science data tools, such as ICPSR, ROPER, Census and OSF? Part of the Graduate Scholars Toolkit, this introductory workshop will cover how to get access to quantitative data on social science subjects, including demographic characteristics, employment and economic data, surveys, and public opinion polling information by using these resources.
The Graduate Scholars Toolkit workshop series is a way for ASU students to connect with the tools and information they need to succeed in graduate school. Workshops are offered on all campuses at various times throughout the semester, with more online offerings to come.
Explore other workshops in this series.
Noble Library Instruction Room 105
For More Information Contact:
Matt Ogborn
ASU Library
matt.ogborn@asu.edu
As a researcher, having an online presence can provide a number of benefits. Part of the Graduate Scholars Toolkit, this one-hour workshop will teach you how to establish and manage your scholarly identity using tools such as ORCID, connect with colleagues, find collaborators and expose your research to new audiences. You'll also learn how to boost your scholarly impact using social media and alternative metrics that come with new methods of knowledge communication and online dissemination.
The Graduate Scholars Toolkit workshop series is a way for ASU students to connect with the tools and information they need to succeed in graduate school. Workshops are offered on all campuses at various times throughout the semester, with more online offerings to come.
Explore other workshops in this series.
Noble Library, Instruction Room 105
For More Information Contact:
Matt Ogborn
ASU Library
matt.ogborn@asu.edu
Part of the Graduate Scholars Toolkit, this introductory session on the Open Science Framework (OSF) will teach you how to engage in reproducible research practices. There will be demos and hands-on experiences during this workshop.
The Graduate Scholars Toolkit workshop series is a way for ASU students to connect with the tools and information they need to succeed in graduate school. Workshops are offered on all campuses at various times throughout the semester, with more online offerings to come.
Explore other workshops in this series.
Downtown Phoenix campus Library Instruction Room
For More Information Contact:
Matt Ogborn
ASU Library
matt.ogborn@asu.edu
Part of the Graduate Scholars Toolkit, this introductory workshop will provide you with information and tools you need for navigating copyright and fair use considerations for your dissertation or thesis. Whether you're just starting to write or you're getting ready to submit, this workshop will help you figure out what you can use, what rights you have, and what it means to share your dissertation online.
The Graduate Scholars Toolkit workshop series is a way for ASU students to connect with the tools and information they need to succeed in graduate school. Workshops are offered on all campuses at various times throughout the semester, with more online offerings to come.
Explore other workshops in this series.
Academic Center, Room 120
For More Information Contact:
Matt Ogborn
ASU Library
matt.ogborn@asu.edu
Part of the Graduate Scholars Toolkit, this one-hour introductory workshop on the Open Science Framework will teach you how to engage in reproducible research practices. There will be demos and hands-on experiences during this workshop.
The Graduate Scholars Toolkit workshop series is a way for ASU students to connect with the tools and information they need to succeed in graduate school. Workshops are offered on all campuses at various times throughout the semester, with more online offerings to come.
Explore other workshops in this series.
Noble Library Instruction Room 105
For More Information Contact:
Matt Ogborn
ASU Library
matt.ogborn@asu.edu
Part of the Graduate Scholars Toolkit, this workshop will cover the benefits of using a citation manager, where to find citations in the library catalog and elsewhere, and how to organize and then use your citations as your research and write. Following an overview of citation management, we will discuss the different citation managers available to ASU graduate students (Zotero, Mendeley and EndNote) and some of their features.
The Graduate Scholars Toolkit workshop series is a way for ASU students to connect with the tools and information they need to succeed in graduate school. Workshops are offered on all campuses at various times throughout the semester, with more online offerings to come.
Explore other workshops in this series.
Fletcher Library Instruction Room 101
For More Information Contact:
Matt Ogborn
ASU Library
matt.ogborn@asu.edu
Balancing all of the demands of graduate education can be a challenge. The ASU Library wants to help you save time and improve your academic success!
Part of the Graduate Scholars Toolkit, this introductory workshop will cover how the library connects to every stage of the research process: exploring and gathering sources, managing information, using and reusing your own work and the work of others, and sharing results. This workshop will get you started so you can level up your researching and writing skills.
The Graduate Scholars Toolkit workshop series is a way for ASU students to connect with the tools and information they need to succeed in graduate school. Workshops are offered on all campuses at various times throughout the semester, with more online offerings to come.
Explore other workshops in this series.
Noble Library Instruction Room 105
For More Information Contact:
Matt Ogborn
ASU Library
matt.ogborn@asu.edu
Part of the Graduate Scholars Toolkit, this workshop will cover the benefits of using a citation manager, where to find citations in the library catalog and elsewhere, and how to organize and then use your citations as your research and write. Following an overview of citation management, we will discuss the different citation managers available to ASU graduate students (Zotero, Mendeley and EndNote) and some of their features.
The Graduate Scholars Toolkit workshop series is a way for ASU students to connect with the tools and information they need to succeed in graduate school. Workshops are offered on all campuses at various times throughout the semester, with more online offerings to come.
Explore other workshops in this series.
Downtown Phoenix campus Library Instruction Room
For More Information Contact:
Matt Ogborn
ASU Library
matt.ogborn@asu.edu