Auckland\u00a0researchers, learn more about searching, managing and keeping up to date with the literature; managing your research data; publishing; and measuring your publication impact.<\/p>\n
Albany Library\u00a0is running a series of six\u00a0Researcher Development Library Workshops (RDLW) on selected mornings (10.30-12) during 1-17 August. Register for all, or just the ones you are interested in. Details of times and registration are available on the\u00a0RDLW schedule<\/a>\u00a0.<\/p>\n Search<\/strong> Managing Information<\/strong> Research Data Management Basics<\/strong> Research Community and Keeping Up-to-Date<\/strong> Publishing<\/strong> Publication Impact<\/strong>
\nAnalyse\u00a0your information need to inform your decisions about search tools and strategies; develop search strategies and search appropriate databases effectively.
\nTuesday 1 August, 10.30-12\u00a0Register here<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\nOrganise\u00a0and manage your literature search results and use them effectively; understand the benefits of referencing software and be aware of software choices and further training; use good file management to keep your research files secure and\u00a0well-organised.
\nThursday 3 August, 10.30-12\u00a0Register here<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\nGain an understanding of the research data management landscape, and how good practices support your research; understand some practical aspects of looking after data including what you need to do to securely store, make sense of, and maintain access to your data; identify 3 important things you need to do to kick start your own data management plan.
\nTuesday 8 August, 10.30-12\u00a0Register here<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\nIdentify your research community and engage with it effectively; develop your research identity and raise your academic profile; develop a current awareness strategy to stay abreast of new developments and publications in your field.
\nThursday 10 August, 10.30-12\u00a0Register here<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\nIdentify what you need to know about open access, copyright and publishing agreements in order to make good decisions about publication choices; evaluate journals and publishers in order to identify the most appropriate journals and publishers for your research field; write so that your publications are easily discoverable.
\nTuesday 15 August, 10.30-12\u00a0Register here<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\nRecognise\u00a0the importance of monitoring your publication impact for your career and the University; strategically monitor your publication impact to report and inform the University.
\nThursday 17 August, 10.30-12\u00a0Register here<\/a>.<\/p>\n