Library Training Workshop
Schedule of training workshops
Free classes for students, researchers and staff.
If you would like to arrange a workshop at a different time, please contact your Library Staff
Sessions in the following modules can be booked on request by email or come to the Reference & Education Services Unit in Building B to make a registration.
Duration Training Period: Session available upon request.
Location: Meet at the Electronic Resources Training Room (ERT)
* Subject to change based on user flexibility
* User are only require to attend ONCE per module |
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Module 1 Basic Library Skills
- Brief introduction about library services and facilities
- Register library membership (LibraryNet account)
- Search the library for textbooks and recommended reading (OPAC)
- Finding books (textbooks and recommended reading and materials
- How to place holds (reservation)
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Module 2 Library Searching Skills
- Introduction to the electronic resources
- Find the right database for your subject area
- Find articles in ‘Library Go!’ search engine
- Tips and techniques for better search results
- How to get the full text
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Module 3 Learn About e-book
- A digital version of a print book
- Step by step guideline using e-book
- Search the e-book based on its discipline
- E-books support full-text searching
- Advances search add digital bookmark
- Get immediate delivery and no reservation needed
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Module 4 Guide to Harvard Style Referencing
- Why you write references for your assignment
- Avoid plagiarism and produce professional assignment
- Cite books, journals articles, web pages and other material in the correct format
- Practice in class with real example
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Module 5 End Note
*Recommended for final year students, researcher, teaching assistant and academic staff.
- See a demonstration of how End Note can help organize your reference
- How to create an End Note Web account
- Find out how End Note can help you share references with you friends
- Exporting references from Library database to End Note Web and Desktop
- Cited while you write; auto-hyperlink between Endnote and Microsoft Word.
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