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The University of Manitoba Libraries offers various workshops throughout the year related to topics in research and publishing. Check the UML workshop calendar for offerings, dates, and registration information.
You can watch the University of Manitoba Libraries' collection of recorded workshops on the UML YouTube Channel. Find a list of relevant videos below.
Length: 1 hour and 13 minutes
Description: The changing publishing world can be confusing to navigate. This session will help you prepare for your first publication, covering topics like creating an ORCID, understanding open access publishing options, and tracking citations of your publications. (University of Manitoba Libraries, 2021).
Length: 2 minutes
Description: Learn how to identify predatory publishers when looking to publish your research. Remember, consult with a University of Manitoba librarian if you are in doubt! (University of Manitoba Libraries, 2018).
Length: 45 minutes
Description: This session explores various networking and academic profile websites to help you determine why tools like these matter and to choose which one(s) are appropriate for you. These tools raise the profile of a researcher at any stage of their career and better highlight scholarly impact. ORCID, ScopusID, ResearcherID, and Google Scholar are compared. In this session, participants will: 1. Identify key resources available to help a researcher track, measure, and visualize their impact. 2. Assess researcher profile sites and their key features 3. Compare and contrast researcher profile systems. (University of Manitoba Libraries, 2023).