Training cycle "Ethical use of information and citation | Bibliographic referencing"

The UCP Library Network will provide a training cycle focused on the ethical use of information and citation, also addressing the issue of plagiarism. Bibliographic referencing will also be addressed in Word documents, using the bibliographic reference manager "Mendeley".

This training cycle will be open to all interested parties, with no prior registration or limit of participants, just access through Microsoft Teams links created for this purpose for each session, available on the UCP events page or on the UCP Libraries Training Portal.

The Portuguese version of each session will be at 10 a.m. and, if participants are interested, the English version will take place at 6 p.m. on the same day.

Training Plan

Topic

Day

 Ethical use of information - Plagiarism | Citation and referencing

19 Oct

Citation styles- APA 7ª Ed., Chicago e Vancouver

20 Oct

Bibliographic Management- Mendeley

21 out

 

For more information, see the Portal de formação das Bibliotecas UCP.

You can also contact the UCP Libraries training team through the email address: formacao.bibliotecas@ucp.pt

 

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