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Kyle Feenstra

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Kyle Feenstra
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My Guides

Citation Management Software
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Citing & Writing
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Creative Commons
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E-Books at the University of Manitoba Libraries
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EndNote (Researcher Workshop)
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Graduate Student Resources
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Information Literacy Toolkit
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Knowledge Synthesis & Systematic Reviews
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Learn at the Libraries
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Learn at the Libraries Home
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Mendeley (Workshop)
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Open Education Resources
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Systematic Reviews and Knowledge Synthesis for the Sciences
Last update: Sep 5, 2025 1175 views
Thesis Toolkit
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Zotero (Workshop)
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