Training Cycle "Information and research resources"

The UCP Libraries network will carry out a training cycle focused on its resources and services offered, denominated "Information and research resources".

During this cycle, which will run from October 11th to October 15th, the various relevant information resources available to the UCP community will be presented, such as Bibliographic Catalog/EDS, b-on, Scopus and Web of Science. Some basic search techniques on these platforms will also be shared.

This training cycle will be open to all interested parties, with no prior registration or limit of participants, just access it through the Microsoft Teams links created 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 am and, if participants are interested, the English version will take place at 6 pm on the same day.

Sessions plan

Topic(s)

Days

UCP Libraries Network (resources and services) |

Bibliographic Catalog/EDS (information/basic search)

Oct 11
b-on Oct 12
SCOPUS Oct 13
Web of Science Oct 14
Literature review – from research to information management Oct 15

 

For more information, see the UCP Libraries Training Portal.

You can also get in touch with the UCP Libraries training team through the email address: formacao.bibliotecas@ucp.pt

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