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Finding and managing information for your PhD (including Endnote): a dvanced

Finding and managing information for your PhD (including Endnote): a dvanced. Laura Jeffrey and David Heading. Session overview. Overview of basics course Scholarly communications Tracing academic references Break Styles of referencing in Endnote Keeping up to date Questions and advice.

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Finding and managing information for your PhD (including Endnote): a dvanced

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  1. Finding and managing information for your PhD (including Endnote): advanced Laura Jeffrey and David Heading

  2. Session overview • Overview of basics course • Scholarly communications • Tracing academic references • Break • Styles of referencing in Endnote • Keeping up to date • Questions and advice

  3. Scholarly communications • Theses • Print and online • Durham and other institutions • Access those not freely available, via DDS • Conferences • Web of Science • ProceedingsFirst

  4. Open Access • Journals • DOAJ • Repositories listed on OpenDOAR • Institutional e.g. Durham Research Online • Subject based e.g. arXiv • Harvesters • OAIster • DRIVER • Google Scholar – not exclusively Open Access material

  5. Tracing academic references • References and bibliographies • Cited by • Citation alerts • Related articles • Journal impact factors Databases

  6. Evaluation Please fill in our survey at www.dur.ac.uk/library/research/training or www.survey.bris.ac.uk/durham/fmiadv040210 by the end of today’s session

  7. Keeping up to date • Saved searches • Alert services • Content: Acquisitions, Citation, Search terms or Tables of Contents (ToCs) • Format: email or RSS • Feed readers: browser, web or desktop www.dur.ac.uk/library/research/keepuptodate/

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  9. Alert Services • Books • Durham University Library – new books by email (FMI basics) and RSS • Articles • Databases e.g. Web of Science will alert you by email when a new article cites an article you have already read or re-runs search history • ZETOC – British Library journals • Keywords in titles/ authors by email

  10. Alert Services • Table of Contents • ZETOC • British Library journals ToCs by RSS or email

  11. Alert Services • Table of Contents • ZETOC • British Library journals ToCs by RSS or email • ticTOCs • Use publishers’ data and therefore more up to date. ToCs by RSS only

  12. Contacts • Endnote • contact David Heading via the IT Servicedesk itservicedesk@durham.ac.uk • Library • Laura Jeffrey l.k.s.jeffrey@durham.ac.uk • contact your liaison librarian via your subject page http://www.dur.ac.uk/library/resources/subject/

  13. Evaluation Please fill in our survey at www.dur.ac.uk/library/research/training Or www.survey.bris.ac.uk/durham/fmiadv040210 Thank you for your feedback

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