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Literature searching for beginners – In person – in English In-Person

Understanding the basics

Get a head start on your research projects by learning the fundamentals of literature research during this two-hour workshop. You’ll learn what to look out for when researching online, how to judge the value of a source and how to understand the ways in which biases can influence methods and interpretations.
This rookie course is a must for everyone who wants to avoid the most commonly made mistakes.

You’ll learn to:
•   make reasoned choices in looking for information;
•   recognize the value (academic) information possesses;
•   formulate a well-founded opinion about accessibility of information to the public;
•   reflect on how your own biases can influence method and interpretation;
•   examine new information critically.

Are you familiar with the basics of literature research? Consider attending the advanced literature search workshops for more in-depth information and advice.

Before you attend the workshop
Please consult the LibGuide Research skills - Basic level in advance for an overview of the material that is discussed.
Two days preceding the workshop, you'll receive an email with additional information, exercises and a handout.

How this workshop benefitted other students:
"This course does help a lot! You make it clear and easy for me to understand"

Related LibGuide: Research Skills - Basic by Rick Vermunt