A shout-out to the University of Wyoming librarians! Working with them has been a pleasure. Kaijsa Calkins, Cheryl Goldenstein, Melissa Bowles-Terry, and Cassandra Kvenild have always provided me with not only exceptional support in my personal research. They also provide great instruction.
Over the past couple of months, I have attended great instruction on how to better use the library’s resources. They have not only shown their skill with the tools but also provided great instruction on strategies for getting the most out of the tools. So that you can benefit as much as I have, here is a list of recent recordings of their sessions:
Citation Management Tools Workshop – Learn how to use EndNote Web and Zotero to keep track of research references during a long-term project.
Citation Chasing Workshop – Found a useful article? Discover related research, other work by its author, and publications that cite it. Explore library databases, especially Web of Science, through hands-on searching.
RSS Feeds: Save Research Time Workshop – Learn to collect research updates with RSS feeds. Bring new articles and information together in one place.
Writing a Review of the Literature – Melissa Bowles-Terry explains how to gather sources. Margaret Garner shows how to organize them into an effective literature review. Participants also complete hands-on activities.
The University of Wyoming is lucking to have professionals like these librarians.
