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Fall, 2009 Workshop Schedule

 

Come meet the people and discover the places that will answer your questions!  The UNT Libraries are here to help UNT students enjoy a successful learning experience while at the University, and master information-seeking skills that will help you all your life.

To register for these workshops, please go to this link:  http://tsgs.unt.edu/workshops/

Toulouse & UNT Libraries Workshop Series

"Knowledge You Don't Want Toulouse!" Thanks to a partnership with the Toulouse Graduate School, the library is offering a series of workshops during the Fall Semester  focusing on tools that will assist graduate students with their research.

Please join us in Willis Library, room 136.

 

Featuring:

Introduction to Graduate Research

These workshops are open to any graduate students, and will include:

* Hands-on experience with some of the general journal databases which contain many full-text scholarly articles;
* Digital Dissertations, the major database for searching dissertations;
* Interlibrary loan;
* Setting up journal alerts within a database. 

The workshops will take place in the Willis Library Learning Center (W 136), immediately to the left as you enter the Library doors (not the General Access Lab).  They will last approximately 1.5 - 2 hours.

 

Day Date Time
Wednesday Sept. 2
4:00-5:30
Saturday Sept. 12 10:00-12:00
Saturday Sept. 26 10:00-12:00

 

RefWorks for Graduate Students

 

Do you need some organization to your research? Do you want to learn how to craft bibliography and reference pages with a few clicks of a button? Let RefWorks work for you! This workshop will show you the benefits of using RefWorks citation management software throughout the research process, including importing citations from electronic databases and bibliographic composition in the most common writing styles (e.g., APA, MLA, etc.)  The workshops will take place in the Willis Library Learning Center (W 136), immediately to the left as you enter the Library doors (not the General Access Lab).

 

Day Date Time
Saturday Sept. 12
1:00-2:00
Wednesday Sept. 23
2:00-3:00
Saturday Sept. 26
1:00-2:00
Saturday Oct. 17
11:00-12:00
Thursday Oct. 22
11:00-12:00
Friday Nov. 6
11:00-12:00

 

Literature Review Workshop

Learn how to take control of the literature with this workshop! Let us show you what components go into a proper literature review and help you discover how to search the appropriate literature for your subject area.

Click here for handouts and more details:
https://www.edit.library.unt.edu/library-instruction/library-workshops/literature-review/

Day Date Time
Saturday Oct. 17
10:00-11:00
Thursday Oct. 22
10:00-11:00
Friday Nov. 6
10:00-11:00

 

Wednesday Workshops

Subject Specific Database Workshops

These workshops are designed to help introduce students to the major databases in their discipline.  The subjects covered are English, Education, Business, Science, Psychology, and Biology.  Open to graduate and undergraduate students, the workshop will be held in Willis Library Learning Center, W136.

 

Topic Database Day Date Time
Education ERIC Wednesday Sept. 16
10:00-11:00
Psychology PsycINFO Wednesday Sept. 16
2:00-3:00
Science Web of Science; Journal Citation Report
Wednesday Oct. 28
10:00-12:00
Biology BIOSIS Previews
Wednesday Oct. 28
2:00-3:00
Business ABI Inform
Wednesday Nov. 11
10:00-11:00
Literature MLA International Bibliography
Wednesday Nov. 11
2:00-3:00

Using Google Effectively for Research: Google Scholar and Google Docs Workshops

You already know how to use Google, so now it’s time to take your research to the next stage! Google Scholar—a part of the Google Suite—is a powerful yet simple tool to help you find research material right on the web! Let our librarians show you how using the Internet can be an excellent way to find academic and scholarly literature with Google Scholar. Google Docs allows you to create spreadsheets, presentations, documents, and forms, and save them online.  You can also easily share documents with others when you're working on a joint project.  Just Goooooooogle it!

The workshops will take place in the Willis Library Learning Center (W 136).

 

Workshop Day
Date Time
Google Docs
Wednesday Sept. 30
2:00-3:00
Google Scholar
Wednesday Oct. 21
2:00-3:00

Workshops on Technology

Tech Skills Workshops

Brought to you by Lilly Ramin (RIS), and Kristin Boyett (MMDL). These introductory sessions are intended to assist UNT library staff, students and faculty.

  • For previous sessions and handouts, please go to the Tech Skills workshop page.

North Texas 23 Things

The official North Texas 23 Things project and registration is restricted to library staff. However, the workshops are open to those who want to learn these various technology tools. We hope to repeat workshops for the Fall for all of UNT. 

URL: http://northtexas23.blogspot.com/

Workshops for Undergraduates

Introduction to the UNT Libraries Workshop & Tour

Workshops will last approximately one hour and will be given in Willis Library, Room 035.  There will be a PowerPoint introduction to the Libraries given by UNT Librarians, a brief demonstration of one of the general journal databases, followed by a walking tour of the first and fourth floors of Willis Library.

Day Date
Time
Tuesday
Aug. 25
2:00-3:00
Wednesday Aug. 26
11:00-12:00
Tuesday Sept. 8
2:00-3:00

Finding Books and Articles Workshops

These workshops will focus on using the UNT Libraries catalog and give a more in-depth look at some of the general journal index databases.  It will meet in the Willis Library Learning Center (W 136), immediately to the left as you enter the Library doors (not the General Access Lab).  It will last approximately an hour, and there will be hands-on applications.

 
Day Date Time
Thursday Sept. 24
2:00-3:00
Monday Oct. 19
1:00-2:00

 

Future Workshops

Zotero "A Personal Research Assistant inside Your Browser"

 

Become the Zorro of research with Zotero and show your paper or project who’s the boss! Zotero is a simple-to-use program designed for the Firefox browser that will help you “collect, manage, and cite your research sources”. During this swashbuckling workshop, you will learn how to become master over all of your research endeavors with Zotero.

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Events

Library Workshops for Grads are here! These popular workshops fill up fast. Most will be in Willis Library Learning center, room 136. Contact Frances May for details:  Frances.May@unt.edu

See Willis Library and Discovery Park workshop schedule pages for details!

News

Instruction Unit to offer new workshops!

Please see the library workshop page for upcoming events, such as requested Google Scholar and Google Docs workshops.

Toulouse Workshop Success!

A collaboration between the Toulouse School of Graduate Studies and the RIS Instruction Unit resulted in the largest workshop attendance ever thanks to Dr. Joseph Oppong, Interim Associate Dean for Research and Professional Development.

 

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