UTS Librarians are delivering Research Power Sessions to all Research students and staff in Building 2, 4 and 10:
Initiating research:
1. Data Management Planning
UTS Librarians are delivering Research Power Sessions to all Research students and staff in Building 2, 4 and 10:
1. Data Management Planning
To try and make your lives easier, we're in the process of listing all the tools and resources for Research Week in the one place. We're still processing the recordings and will make everything available on this page as soon as we can!
Research @ UTS
Jenna Price, UTS Journalism academic, and Mal Booth, UTS University Librarian, discussed how we can use social media to promote our research and join in scholarly conversations going on around the world. Cake and coffee were enjoyed while trying twitter out for ourselves!
View the twitter stream during the presentation http://t.co/jvEPyWqM
In early February I was asked to participate in a discussion on the use of social media by researchers for our 2013 Research Week. I was joined by @jennaprice and we mostly agreed with each other. Mostly ...
How to keep up to date with new discoveries and interests in your research area? Three academics introduced their experiences and what tools they use. Following the panel, a hands-on workshop provided a chance to learn how to use different tools: RSS feeds, email alerts and social media.
Jane led this workshop.
First you need to develop your SEARCH STRATEGY:
Panellists from various disciplines, Dr Alastair Rylatt, Dr Barbara Brooks, Dr Richard Norman, Dean Hargreaves, and Jessie Lymn, reflected on what they wished someone had told them at the beginning of their PhD and offered advice on overcomining obstacles and challenges that appear along the way
Research Week 2013 started with PhDland: Research@UTS Panel - a big picture overview of what you need to know about doing research at UTS – from the people at the top; Prof.
This very well attended session was presented by Dr Terry Royce who is Senior Lecturer, Research Literacies/Forensic Linguistics from UTS's Graduate Research School. Terry has kindly forwarded his slides and handouts for anyone who is interested to see.
Data Visualisation is about bringing data to life. It is where data and design come together to create meaningful, compelling, and accessible stories.