The online library workshops below are run throughout each teaching session.
Once you have registered for a workshop you will receive an Eventbrite confirmation email. Keep this email - it has the link to access the workshop.
These workshops are presented in a webinar format via Zoom. If you have a disability or medical condition and require assistance to participate, please contact the Library's Disability Liaison team for accessibility options.
If you can't make it to a workshop, don't worry, you can also access our recordings below.
Contact the Library with your questions and keep an eye out for the next round of scheduled workshops to attend at a time that suits you.
So, you have spotted the terms ‘journal’, ‘journal articles’ and ‘peer reviewed’ in your subject outline. But what are they and how do you locate them?
This introductory workshop will explain: the concept of peer-review; how to analyse your assessment question to develop a basic search strategy; how to find scholarly journal articles in Primo Search; and how to check a journal article’s peer-review status.
Duration: 1 hour
Library databases can be rather daunting, but they are incredibly useful assets.
Learn about: What databases are and why they are useful; selecting an appropriate database to meet your information needs; using the EBSCOhost and Informit platforms to locate relevant resources for a topic; and refining your searches using effective search strategies and techniques.
Duration: 1 hour
Are you ready to use databases at a more advanced level? This workshop covers advanced searching and the more sophisticated features of databases.
Learn about: Using thesaurus lists and terms in your search; some more advanced features of databases; changing databases within a platform; and creating a personal account to save and retrieve a search.
Duration: 1 hour
