Are you interested in learning more about cleaning data in Python? Join the Scholarly Engagement team for a virtual workshop on November 14, 2022 from 2:00pm - 3:30pm via Zoom (the Zoom link will be provided immediately following registration). This session is intended for those with some knowledge of Python, but all are welcomed to join.
This session is an introduction to archives for the novice user, whether student, faculty, or staff member. It also provides a hands-on experience for attendees to engage with primary source materials, and to answer research questions related to holdings from the Hogan Archive of New Orleans Music and New Orleans Jazz, a unit of Tulane University Special Collections. If you're curious about what archives are, why they're interesting and can benefit you, and the importance of archives about New Orleans music and culture, this session is for you. Led by Melissa A.
Take control of your online scholarly presence and reputation.This workshop will focus on how to manage your online professional identity in order to increase your visibility and impact. Attendees will learn about author identifiers, academic networking sites, and ways to efficiently manage their online presence.
Are you interested in learning more about cleaning in Python? Join the Scholarly Engagment team for a virtual workshop on November 7, 2022 from 2:00pm - 3:30pm via Zoom (the Zoom link will be provided immediately following registration). This session is intended for those with some knowledge of Python, but all are welcomed to join.
Tulane University provides a lot of specialized resources and services to identify funding opportunities to support your projects, research, job. In this workshop we will use some of the more "traditional" to investigate funding opportunities relevant to your field. We will also go outside the box and investigate creative ways to find relevant funding and grant opportunities that you may never have considered! This workshop will be ZOOM only
Determining what type of review to do can be confusing. Join us for this session to learn the differences between different types of evidence syntheses/reviews- including systematic reviews, scoping reviews, and rapid reviews.
This workshop will help you measure and assess your impact in the scholarly community and beyond. Using tools such as Web of Science, InCites, Google Scholar, Publish or Perish, and Altmetric Bookmarklet we will explore the different ways to conduct a citation analysis, locate your h-index, and alternative metrics (twitter, blogs, social networking). Although this workshop is geared towards published scholars (formal publications or blogs), it is also useful for students looking to find collaborators, supervisors, or career opportunities.
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Are you interesting in learning more about Python to enhance your data literacy skills? Join us for an introduction to Python workshop designed to those with no experience or minmal experience working with Python. Requirements: You will need a laptop and the ANACONDA NAVIGATOR software to attend this workshop. For instructions on installing ANACONDA NAVIGATOR, visit the following link: https://libguides.tulane.edu/introtopython/anacondanav |
Zotero is a free tool to help you collect, organize, cite, and share information. We will also consider it as a tool for long-term research data management. In this workshop we will install Zotero, add sources to a library, create a bibliography in the citation style of your choice, and learn the basics of organizing and managing research sources as data for the long-haul.
Looking to write a systematic review, but have no idea where to start? Come to this workshop to get an overview of the systematic review process and learn about the elements needed for a successful review!
