Library Research Workshops

The Library’s College and Research Services Team are sharing their expertise in the publishing process, from systematic reviews through to journal selection and open access. Come along to one of their many online workshops throughout the year. These are open to all Flinders researchers, including HDRs. See workshop descriptions: 

Systematic review series

Delivered in three parts over three consecutive days, participants can enrol in one or, ideally, all three sessions. 

Part 1: The systematic review methodology

This workshop will present review methods, planning a review protocol and introduces the  sources to register the protocol. Enrol via iEnrol.

Part 2: Systematic literature searching 

This workshop will present a reliable and reproducible method for planning and conducting the search within multiple databases. Enrol via iEnrol. 

Part 3: Managing citations and PRISMA report 

This session will focus on: exporting retrieved literature from databases into Endnote; removing duplicates; screening process in a systematic way/dual review; PRISMA report; search method, and documentation for the Systematic review paper. Enrol via iEnrol. 

Advanced Searching Techniques 

The model of systematic searching developed by the health disciplines is being adapted for a wider academic audience. Using this model we will guide you on how to design, translate, document your searches and manage the results. Enrol via iEnrol 

Finding journals for publication 

This interactive workshop will guide participants through finding and evaluating journals for potential article publication. Enrol via iEnrol. 

Keeping Up To Date: Tracking Current Research 

This interactive workshop will guide participants through setting up alerts to keep up to date with new information on key research topics, people of interest, or when a new journal Table of Contents is available. Enrol via iEnrol. 

Benchmarking your research career – tools and techniques 

How do you know if you are ready to start applying for grants? Should you apply for that promotion in the next round? This session will look at ways that you can benchmark your career, and show you the tools available to you to check that you are on track and help you stay on track. Enrol via iEnrol. 

Introduction to Bibliometrics to inform your research 

This session will introduce you to three bibliometric tools that you can use to find citation counts, your Field Weighted Citation Index (FWCI), and how you rank in your Field of Research (FoR) codes. Additionally, you can find the metrics associated with the journals in your field. Enrol via iEnrol. 

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