University Library workshops for all members of staff

Posted by Internal Comms on October 18, 2011 in Staff · 0 Comments

The University Library’s staff development workshops are open to all members of staff and researchers.

The new workshop programme for 2011/2012 includes:

Practical ‘how to’ workshops on tweeting, blogging, social bookmarking and using wikis.
Workshops on creating online reading lists, using ready-made Library learning objects from UPLift, and improving your citation rate with Parade, Portsmouth’s Institutional Repository.
Web 2.0, EndNote Web, and Google workshops.

Booking

You can find all University Library workshops and information about how to book at www.port.ac.uk/library/sdw. All workshops are also listed by date at www.port.ac.uk/staffessentials/events.

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