The AT2. MDD 108/EN – The dissertation workshop: finding and managing bibliographic references (0.5 credit) module consists of two parts:
OpenAlex : publications, data, networks (3h)
The goal of this training is to learn how to use the OpenAlex database to conduct literature searches, identify partners or journals, and more…
By the end of this training, you will be able to:
- Launch a search
- Refine and analyze your results
- Set up alerts
- Export and save your results
Training format: a mix of presentations, demonstrations, and exercises
Free and easy bibliography with Zotero (3h)
Zotero is an open source and open access bibliography manager.
This free of charge challenger to Endnote enables you to collect bibliographic references, to manage your library of references and to export to a word processor a bibliography that meets science journals’ definite formats. Zotero also enables you to capture web pages, to link files to your references and to share your bibliographies.
By the end of this 3 hours in-person workshop at the Bibliothèque des Sciences et Techniques, you’ll be able to use this software to collect online references and to generate a bibliography in Word and Open Office.
Register for the session of your choice at domptezladoc@univ-lorraine.fr.
Please ensure the software is installed prior to the session. Tutorials and resources are available on ARCHE: click here to access ARCHE
Caution, this workshop aimed at beginners!
Registration on ADUM for module AT2.MDD 108/EN The dissertation workshop: finding and managing bibliographic references.
[Training in english, Only for students who don’t speak French]
