Zotero is a free open-source tool to help you collect, organize, cite, and share research. Not only can Zotero simplify your citations, it can also help you organize your reading notes. Join this 1-hour workshop to see how Zotero can help support your research and coursework. 

This session is an introduction to Zotero and is open to all experience levels. We will adjust the content of the workshop based on the size and experience of the group. In general, by the end of the session, you will be able to:

Save full-text references in Zotero from many different sources (e.g. in Zotero, Firefox or Chrome) Generate citations and bibliographies using Zotero, Google, or MS Word Organize and sync your Zotero library Use group libraries to share your research and collaborate with colleagues

Note: This workshop will use Bb Collaborate. You will receive a link a few days before the workshop. 

About the Facilitator: Peter Farrell is a Graduate Student Library Assistant at the Engineering & Computer Science Library. He studies at the Faculty of Information and holds an undergraduate degree in Civil Engineering. He uses Zotero to organize and take notes on all course readings.

If a picture is worth a thousand words, imagine how visualizing your data could enrich your research experience, creating yet another perspective from which to view your data.

Participants will learn:

How to explore our query, chart and modeling capabilities so you can discover visuals created from queries Create models to visualize your study or explore project items Generate charts involving nodes, sources, or attributes Utilize cluster analysis to explore word and coding similarities

NVivo Webinar Registration: https://go.nvivobyqsr.com/visualize_data_eu