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Part 5: From ChatGPT to Covidence: Effective use of Tools to Complete a Systematic Review
Просмотров 1342 месяца назад
Systematic reviews demand time and complexity, but with the right tools, they become more manageable. Join health sciences librarian Mê-Linh Lê for this workshop to explore a diverse array of programs and tools, including emerging artificial intelligence (AI) tools, designed to streamline various aspects of the review process. From crafting protocols to translating search strategies, deduplicat...
Part 3: Advanced Searching Techniques for Systematic Reviews
Просмотров 1162 месяца назад
Dive deeper into the intricacies of systematic reviews by mastering advanced search strategies. Explore the nuances of concept building, the importance of using subject terms and keywords, database shortcuts, and syntax essentials. Uncover invaluable tips on maximizing the potential of OVID databases for advanced searching, supplemented with a guided practice search for practical application. B...
Part 4: Efficient Database Searches for Systematic Reviews
Просмотров 1012 месяца назад
Efficiency is key! Gain hands-on guidance in translating an OVID Medline search strategy into various databases - an essential but often hard to navigate part of the systematic review. Included will be advice on optimal database selection for your systematic review, strategies for documenting search methodologies, and effectively archiving your results. This workshop offers pragmatic advice and...
Introduction to the Open Science Framework
Просмотров 122 месяца назад
The Open Science Framework (OSF) is a free, online platform to manage your research project throughout all stages of the research lifecycle. OSF can be used to document, archive, share project documentation and data, register research plans and protocols, and publish your work as a preprint. This workshop will cover three aspects of OSF: getting started and creating an account, OSF Projects, an...
Introduction to Research Data Management
Просмотров 823 месяца назад
Research Data Management (RDM) practices are increasingly being mandated for researchers in Canada. This session will introduce students to the “what” and why” of RDM, including underlying principles and current requirements from funders and publishers. In this workshop participants will: - Review basic RDM theories including the FAIR Guiding Principles Learn about current and forthcoming RDM r...
Part 2: Building Your Systematic Review Step By Step
Просмотров 2673 месяца назад
For those embarking on a a systematic review, this session offers vital insights into necessary preparations. Learn to set up crucial accounts across relevant programs, establish structured folder systems for seamless organization, and gain expert advice on documenting and conserving searches essential for protocol development. By the end of the session, taught by Health Sciences librarian Mê-L...
Part 1: Systematic Reviews: The Essentials
Просмотров 3563 месяца назад
Discover the foundational elements of systematic reviews and their pivotal role in informed decision-making. Delve into the world of evidence synthesis and understand how systematic reviews stand alongside other knowledge synthesis products. This session unveils a clear, manageable roadmap to mastering systematic reviews. Uncover an array of tools and resources essential for navigating this pro...
Preparing For Your Literature Review
Просмотров 1495 месяцев назад
Literature reviews (also called narrative reviews) are found in various formats in academic writing. They can be stand-alone articles, a chapter in a thesis/dissertation, or a capstone project. This session will cover how to create a research question and why it's so important to the literature review. Topic selection, developing the search, keeping track of references, and structuring the lite...
Managing Your References Using Zotero
Просмотров 1886 месяцев назад
Presenter: Carol Cooke (carol.cooke@umanitoba.ca) Co-Host: Hal Loewen (hal.loewen@umanitoba.ca) Description: This workshop will introduce you to Zotero 6 - a popular free and open-source citation management tool. Zotero helps you organize references and PDFs and allows you to easily create bibliographies using 1000s of predetermined styles. This session will guide you through the layout of Zote...
Managing Your References Using Mendeley
Просмотров 1516 месяцев назад
Presenter: Carol Cooke (carol.cooke@umanitoba.ca) Description: This workshop will introduce you to Mendeley - a reference manager you can use to organize your research and streamline your academic writing experience. In this workshop, we'll introduce you to the fundamental features of Mendeley, enabling you to efficiently collect, organize, annotate, and cite your academic resources. We'll guid...
Concurrent User Information on E-Book Platforms
Просмотров 358 месяцев назад
This video demonstrates how to find concurrent user information for e-books available through the University of Manitoba Libraries on a variety of e-book platforms. 0:05 Introduction 0:27 Concurrent User Information in Proquest 0:44 Concurrent User Information in EBSCOHost 1:06 Other Platforms 1:19 Contact Library Staff for More Information
From Access to Justice: Dr. Rajiv Jhangiani at UManitoba, Oct 3, 2023
Просмотров 1118 месяцев назад
Dr. Rajiv Jhangiani’s talk, From Access to Justice: Realizing the Transformative Potential of Open Educational Practices, was part of the University of Manitoba Open Education Speaker Series, 2023-23. Learn more about support for Open Education at the University of Manitoba at: umanitoba.ca/libraries/advance-open-ed Dr. Jhangiani directs the Inclusive Education Research Lab at Brock University ...
Establishing Your Research Identity
Просмотров 1409 месяцев назад
This session explores various networking and academic profile websites to help you determine why tools like these matter and to choose which one(s) are appropriate for you. These tools raise the profile of a researcher at any stage of their career and better highlight scholarly impact. ORCID, ScopusID, ResearcherID, and Google Scholar are compared. In this session, participants will: 1. Identif...
Empowering Scholars: Using Generative AI for Library Research
Просмотров 9549 месяцев назад
Curious about the buzz around ChatGPT and AI's role in research? Eager to harness generative AI's power in a responsible manner that builds on your existing research skills? Join health sciences librarians Hal Loewen and Mê-Linh Lê as they introduce you to the world of genAI, while equipping you with the vital know-how to seamlessly integrate generative AI into your current research toolkit. We...
Thesis / Practicum Deposit: What You Need to Know
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Thesis / Practicum Deposit: What You Need to Know
Finding Scholarly Health Sciences Resources without University Access
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Finding Scholarly Health Sciences Resources without University Access
Finding Scholarly Sources Without University Access: A Session for Graduating Students and Alumni
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Finding Scholarly Sources Without University Access: A Session for Graduating Students and Alumni
Citation Tracking : An Alternative To Literature Searching
Просмотров 292Год назад
Citation Tracking : An Alternative To Literature Searching
Searching (the literature) Systematically
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Searching (the literature) Systematically
Part 5: Using Covidence for Your Review (2023)
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Part 5: Using Covidence for Your Review (2023)
Part 4: Translation in Systematic Reviews (2023)
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Part 4: Translation in Systematic Reviews (2023)
Part 3: Advanced Searching for Systematic Reviews (2023)
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Part 3: Advanced Searching for Systematic Reviews (2023)
Part 1: Introduction to Systematic Reviews (2023)
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Part 1: Introduction to Systematic Reviews (2023)
Research data management: what is RDM and how might it affect me?
Просмотров 293Год назад
Research data management: what is RDM and how might it affect me?
Research data management tools at the University of Manitoba
Просмотров 115Год назад
Research data management tools at the University of Manitoba
The video you uploaded is very helpful. Are you still using Zotero 6? When I upgraded to Zotero 7, zotfile stopped working. I think the version of zotfile that is compatible with Zotero 7 has not been released yet. Am I right?
Buen ejercicio. Gracias
Thank You So much for this Presentation!
nice tutorial, thanks!
Do you do your highlighting and note taking in Adobe Acrobat or do you prefer to do it in Zotero? Any pro/cons doing it one or the other way?
Thank you!
The Zotfile plugin described here works with the current Zotero v6. But it is not being upgraded for compatibility with Zotero v7, currently in beta. There are alternative plugins that will supply core Zotfile functionality under Zotero v7 (see Zotero Forums for options), but NOT the Send to Tablet function shown here. A Zotero mobile app is now available. But it requires that you use Zotero's own online storage (300 mb free) to access your stored PDFs from within that Zotero app.
Yes! To all of these comments. I'm eagerly awaiting the final release version of Zotero 7 to see all the changes that are being made an incorporated. The discussion forums are quite useful on these topics.
The tablet is hardware. Which software do you use on the Tablet to read and annotate PDFs? Does ZotFile support all software or just some?
I've seen a few videos where a few different PDF readers are used. It's really a matter of working out where your tablet is storing the PDFs it's reading.
Thank you for your class, but the bar code to access the web of science database is not opening on my browsers
Promo sm 👀
covidence and systematic review accelerator, among them, which one is more better to use?
The main question is how to login?
always put a smile on my face.😄
Thanks very much for the tutorial. Very informative and helpful.
Im from iraq and i dont know what did this meanUMNtid
Excelent work!
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Is it possible for you guys to share the links (to sample search logs and sample folders) mentioned in the lecture? Thank you in advance!
I found it in the additional link. Very organized and informative. Thank you so much.
Awesome lecture! Thank you for posting the series.
yup, I agree with you.
Thank you so much for posting the series! I wish I attended!
The post test answers for the prisma question are hilarious 😆
Thank you! quite useful, and I wonder what's your pdf app in your tablet? look like a great tool too.
Thanks!!
Very useful, thank you!
This is fire
Never stop posting! I love this channel!!!! Do what the pros do - "Promosm"!
So - having say selected the Zotfile storage location, to be your local hard drive, and you have a hundred plus pdfs with various mark ups. So now I want o reclaim the space - and relocate the Zotero storage to say Dropbox. So do I have to rebuild or can I just create a space for Zot on Dropbox, and move the existing pdfs and structure.
And I take form the vid - that your tablet copy is a single folder - and you rely on Zotero to return it to the correct "collection"... Any linkages to Zotero from Research Rabbit?
@@timbushell8640 Hi Tim, I'm afraid to say the actual librarian who did this presentation is not involved in monitoring the RUclips account, and unfortunately I'm not nearly as well versed in Zotero as she is - it is probably best to reach out to her directly, her contact info can be found here: libguides.lib.umanitoba.ca/carolcooke . In case it is of any interest, we also have a fairly detailed help guide for Zotero, which includes contact info for another librarian who is experienced in it's use: libguides.lib.umanitoba.ca/citationmanagers/zotero
@@timbushell8640 Yes, my tablet has only a single folder for the Zotero files. I think Zotero needs it this single folder for this feature. Yes, Zotero does return the annotated PDF to the correct "collection" once I'm done. As for Research Rabbit.... GOOD QUESTION. I'm an admitted novice to Research Rabbit but I know just enough about database design to do some testing. I created a Research Rabbit account. Connected Zotero. Connected a particular "collection" of citations from Zotero to Research Rabbit and then located three new papers (so excited) and added them to my Research Rabbit collection. Sync'd it to my Zotero collection and had two papers not pull in the PDF and one paper pull in the PDF. Zotero and Zotfile grabbed the pdf and promptly renamed it and sent it off to my cloud drive. The two papers that did not have PDF's downloaded ... I used Zotero and the setting connected to the UM Libraries to download the other PDFs to the same effect. So.... in answer to your question ... once you have set up Zotero and Zotfile and sent your PDFs to your new dropbox folder the links you have into Research Rabbit should not be affected. Thanks for the opportunity to explore this cool tool! (I'm going off to read now).
Very helpful. Thank you. Only comment is that if you are a Windows user, you must use the '\' for the instruction at timestamp 20:38. The '/' is for iOS users. This is mentioned if you hover over the (i) icon next to the entry site.
Thanks very much for pointing this out Dave - hopefully this may prevent some potential confusion for other Windows users out there!
@daschneider9 Thanks for that! I've added it to my notes for the next time I give the presentation!
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Very helpful, thank you
I do believe that Scopus does actually use lemmatization now where it will recognise singular, plural and adjective forms of a root word without having to add an asterisk or retype the other format. Can anyone confirm this? I have found this to be the case in mt searches recently.
can i please get the slides
The introduction section is much too long. Maybe start recording After all the start ups have been done, and some points seem just repetitive. Overall it is certainly useful though, but quite hard to follow sometimes because of the structure. Thanks
Great video. But I have a question , why must combine keyword search and subject heading ?
Link to UM Libraries Data Guide: libguides.lib.umanitoba.ca/data Terminology: 4:03 Geographical Data: 9:53 Aggregate Data: 21:38 Microdata: 35:42 Citing Data: 47:49