News: training
Searching for systematic reviews
Join your HMS Liaison Librarians for an overview of the systematic review process, focusing on the literature searching component of your review, selecting databases and building search strategies. Monday 25 March 10–11 am. Online.
Using Zoom for virtual classrooms
Learn how to maximise the features and capabilities of Zoom for your online classes, meetings and collaboration activities. A range of times and sessions are available, via Zoom. Register here.
HDR Supervisor training
Boosting HDR candidates coping and confidence with Shari Walsh (Resilient Researcher). Open to all current HDR supervisors. Wednesday 27 March, 3–4 pm. Online. Register.
Understanding predatory publishing
How can you identify predatory journals (and conferences) which might damage your research impact and professional reputation if you publish with them? This workshop will help you assess a journal/conference to identify whether it is legitimate or possibly predatory. Thursday 21 March, 11 am to 12 pm. Register.
MS Teams training courses
Multiple sessions are available to learn more about Microsoft Teams features and applications. Book now for Teams Welcome and Overview covering basic functions, Teams for collaboration for customised use within your team, and Teams and M365 advanced applications for more powerful processes.
Mental Health First Aid training
The free Mental Health First Aid course teaches individuals how to offer initial support to adults who are developing a mental health problem, experiencing a worsening of an existing mental health problem or in a mental health crisis, until appropriate professional help is received, or the crisis resolved. If you are interested in being a Mental Health First Aider register here.
Open Access publishing webinar
Learn about what is required of authors under the University and major funder Open Access policies, what options are available for OA publishing, and OA licensing and copyright. This workshop is useful for anyone who is publishing their research. Thursday 14 March, 10–11 am. Register.
Researchers workshop: Programming with Python
Python is a popular program for scientific computing among researchers, but getting started can be challenging, especially if you have never programmed before. This live coding workshop will introduce you to Python through the use of Jupyter notebooks to write programs and produce results. Thursday 7 and Friday 8 March 9.30 am to 12.30 pm. Online.
[Read more about Researchers workshop: Programming with Python]
Advance HE information session
The University of Adelaide is an Advance HE Access Member and this opens up exciting opportunities for academic and professional staff involved in teaching, supporting learning, and leading in higher education. Join this online session to learn more about the member benefits and the upcoming program of support sessions available for Fellowship applications. This session will be facilitated by Melanie Brown, Manager, Teaching Excellence. 12-1 pm Tuesday 26 March, online. Register.
Cultural Intelligence (CQ)
Apply for this 5-week extra-curricular program for domestic and international students. Global IQ Connect teaches cultural intelligence, a skill set highly valued by employers. Learn how to successfully communicate in culturally diverse settings. Hours count towards the Adelaide Graduate Award or CaRST. Registrations for round 1 close Sunday 3 March. More information.
