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| Mon - Jan 30 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM |
EndNote X5 Training Session: Citation Management Location: Homer Rice Center Are you frustrated with the time & effort required to prepare bibliographies and manage reference lists? Instead of spending hours typing bibliographies, or using index cards to organize your references, do it the easy way—by using EndNote! EndNote is a POWERFUL bibliographic management tool that will help with your research process. Graduate students often say that they wish they had used a citation management strategy at the beginning of their research & studies - EndNote may be your winning strategy! Attend a hands-on training session on using EndNote - the bibliographic management software available to the Georgia Tech community, as part of your Technology Fee! Space is first come, first served, but priority is given to those who have registered. Please contact Lori Critz (Phone: 404-385-4392, Email: lori.critz@library.gatech.edu) if you need additional information. Part of the G.L.U.E. (‘Graduate Library User Education’) Workshop Series |
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| Tue - Jan 31 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM |
Visual Representation of Data: Developing Effective Graphs & Charts Location: Homer Rice Center This session will examine various variable types and the best way to visually represent those types. The Tecplot data visualization package (free to GT students) will be introduced. Join us for this hands-on training on effective ways to visually present your data for articles, poster sessions and more. Space is first come, first served, but priority is given to those who have registered. Register Now Please contact Chris Doty (Phone: 404-894-4536) if you need additional information. Part of the G.L.U.E. ('Graduate Library User Education') Workshop Series |
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| Mon - Feb 06 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM |
Essential Databases and Research Resources Location: Homer Rice Center This workshop is intended as the first of a series to introduce resources for doing research at the graduate level. Learn about essential databases for research in all disciplines, such as citation searching in Web of Science and finding dissertations in the Dissertations and Theses database. Discover the best databases, journals, blogs, and more for your academic field, and also how to obtain the articles, books, etc. that you need! Research guide for the class: http://libguides.gatech.edu/onmark. Space is first come, first served, but priority is given to those who have registered. Please contact Crystal Renfro (Phone: 404-894-1393) or Mary Axford (Phone: 404-894-1392) if you need additional information. Part of the G.L.U.E. ('Graduate Library User Education') Workshop Series |
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| Tue - Feb 07 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM |
Communication Ethics: Avoiding Plagiarism Location: Homer Rice Center This workshop is geared toward the graduate researchers/students seeking information on plagiarism and how to avoid it. Join us for this session, with hands-on exercises, to see how to avoid plagiarism, provide adequate credit notations indicating authorship, and how to locate your citation style and the supporting resources needed to properly cite your work. Space is first come, first served, but priority is given to those who have registered. Register Now Please contact Lori Critz (Phone: 404-385-4392, Email: lori.critz@library.gatech.edu) if you need additional information. Part of the G.L.U.E. ('Graduate Library User Education') Workshop Series |
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| Wed - Feb 08 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM |
Writing a Literature Review: Where Research Starts Location: Homer Rice Center Whether writing a research paper for a class, preparing a conference presentation, or beginning a thesis or dissertation, a literature review plays a crucial part in the end product. So what is a literature review? This class answers that question and then demystifies the literature review process by carefully outlining it step-by-step. Tips will be included on identifying, evaluating, and organizing information. Space is first come, first served, but priority is given to those who have registered. Please contact William Baer (Phone: 404-385-2211) if you need additional information. Part of the G.L.U.E. ('Graduate Library User Education') Workshop Series |
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