Resources for Learning About Scholarly Communication

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Access to Scholarship

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           February 1, 2017 [61 minutes]


Open Education

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Copyright and Fair Use

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  • Fair use comics from Harvard Library, Office of Scholarly Communication’s Fair Use Week annual programs, 2015-present.

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  • CopyrightX, Harvard University [Note: This is a free MOOC but you have to apply and be accepted. Annie completed in 2018. Reach out to her with questions.]
  • Creative Commons Certificate [Note: You can take this as a 10-week online course or 1 week intensive bootcamp for a cost of $300, or you can simply check out the course materials for free.]
  • Copyright for Educators & Librarians (Coursera). 5 week course created by Duke University, Emory University, and The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Fee-based (about $50); although, some content is provided freely. Self-paced sessions. New sessions begin frequently, about once a month for most courses. Next round of sessions begins July 30. [Note: Kristina completed this in 2014 and found it very useful. Reach out to her with questions.]
  • Copyright for Multimedia (Coursera). 4 week course created by Duke University, Emory University, and The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Fee-based (about $50); although, some content is provided freely. Self-paced sessions. New sessions begin frequently, about once a month for most courses. Next round of sessions begins July 30.


Scholarly Profiles and Research Impact

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  • Set up meeting with Rachel Appel (rappel@temple.edu) to learn more about Elements at Temple

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Role of Undergraduates

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Research Support

SYSTEMATIC REVIEWS

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INTERNAL VIDEOS: (For Temple only, not the general public)

  • How to Create an Effective Systematic Review (Stephanie Roth) -Dentistry Class Capture
  • Overview of Systematic Review Tools (Stephanie Roth) -recorded Ginsburg workshop (edited by: Chris Denison)

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LIBRARY WORKSHOPS AT HSL:

    • Systematic Reviews Overview
    • Systematic Review Tools
    • Thursday Thirty: Which Review Type is Right for You?


CITATION MANAGEMENT

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