Information Retrieval & Scholarly Communication for PhD students
Information literacy for PhD students
Oplysninger om arrangementet
Tidspunkt
Sted
AU Campus Emdrup, A414
Arrangør
Aim
The course will give the knowledge and skills needed to find literature at PhD level, and will give an introduction to various aspects of scholarly communication relevant to PhD students.
Learning outcomes
After completing the course, students will:
· Be familiar with various search techniques and strategies for conducting academic literature searches.
· Understand the criteria and methods used to define resources to match individual projects.
· Be able to use the current awareness service [alert services] for individual projects.
· Have knowledge of how Open Access (OA), Creative Common licenses and BFI may influence publication strategy.
Content and format
The course will cover the following areas:
· An overview of the State Library and Aarhus University Library's facilities and services.
· Academic databases, reference books and full-text resources primarily for Arts.
· Finding current research (Open Access and institutional repositories).
· Tools for monitoring new publications and citation alerts.
· Introductions to different aspects of scholarly publications and publication strategy.
Target group
PhD students at Campus Emdrup.
Prerequisites
None
Teachers
Librarians and research librarians at AU Library, Campus Emdrup.
The course will be a combination of presentations and workshop.
Location
A414, Campus Emdrup.
Maximum enrolment
20
Minimum enrolment
5
Contact
If you have any questions about the content of the course, please contact Hazel Engelsmann (hcen@au.dk)