BUas Library offers instructions, workshops and e-learning courses in the field of information skills for both staff and students. Below you will find an overview of available instructions, workshops, and webinars.
Faculty can also request Library webinars for their courses. For more information, please contact the Library.
Library Introduction & Basic Information Skills
Content
During this online Library webinar, you will explore the Library's facilities, website, and resources. You will learn how to do a basic search, and how to effectively use some important Library resources to collect information for your assignments. In advance, you might have a glance at our virtual Library Tour and Website Tour.
Target groups
First-Year Students & Exchange Students
Language
English
Upcoming online Webinars
| Date & Location | Register | Places available |
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May 18, 2021; 12.00-13.00 hrs
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15 |
Exploring Library Databases
Content
What is a (Library) database? How can you use databases to find relevant information for your study assignments and/or research? BUas Library has a large collection of subscription databases with a variety of information resources, such as newspapers, company info, statistics, magazines, and academic journals. During this workshop we will explore these databases and show you how to search them efficiently for relevant information.
Target Groups
Students and staff
Language
English
Upcoming online webinars
| Date & Location | Register | Places available |
May 17, 2021; 12.00-13.00 hrsJune 17, 2021; 12.00-13.00 hrs
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15
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Advanced Information Skills
Content
Do you need to find academic resources for research purposes? During this online Library webinar, you will learn how to apply advanced search techniques, and which resources to use to find the information you need.
Target Groups
Third-Year Students, Fourth-Year Students, Master Students, Researchers
Language
English
Upcoming online Webinars
| Date & Location | Register | Places available |
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May 19, 2021; 12.00-13.30 hrs |
15
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Managing Your References with EndNote
Content
Citing sources in a correct way is an important research skill, but managing al your references can be a tedious job. This workshop explains how you can use the referencing software Endnote to help you manage all your references. It also focuses on how Endnote can help you make correct citations in your publications. Of course, time to practice with Endnote will be included.
Target Groups
Staff & Students
Language
English
Upcoming Workshops
| Date & Location | Register | Places available |
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May 25, 2021; 12.00-13.30 hrs June 22, 2021; 12.00-13.30 hrs
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5
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Information Skills for Faculty
Content
During this online webinar, we will show you how to improve your own information skills and those of you students. We will explain which information sources are available at BUas and how to use these correctly. Of course, time to practice in using these sources and/or discussing with Library staff which sources are best for your particular assignments will be included.
Target groups
Staff
Language
English
Upcoming online Webinars
| Date & Location | Register |
Places available |
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May 20, 2021; 12.00-13.00 hrs |
15 |
Search Smarter
with Google & Google Scholar
Content
Become a 'Google Pro' and join our online webinar! With a subject of your choice, we will explore Google and Google Scholar and give you useful tips & tricks, enabling you to quickly find relevant information via these search engines.
Target Groups
Staff & Students
Language
English
Upcoming online Webinars
| Date & Location | Register | Places available |
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May 21, 2021; 12.00-13.00 hrs June 18, 2021; 12.00-13.00 hrs
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15
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Toolbox Information Literacy (e-learning)
The Library has developed a ‘Toolbox Information Literacy’, which offers a variety of tools to teach students information literacy skills.
The toolbox is based on a 6-step model. Each step of the information literary process is described and contains tools, such as knowledge clips and quizzes. All tools focus on developing information skills, including:
formulating search questions
collecting the right search terms
selecting relevant resources
search methods
assessing/evaluating information
using & presenting information correctly (APA etc.)
You can find the Toolbox via this link: https://buas.libguides.com/toolboxENG
