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This document provides instructions for creating an APA-style bibliography in a word processing document using RefWorks without Write-N-Cite. The steps are: 1) Add citations to a document by copying the placeholder text from RefWorks, 2) Save and close the document, 3) In RefWorks, use the Create Bibliography feature to generate a bibliography file from the references cited, 4) Open and save the new document with the formatted citations and bibliography.
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This document provides an overview of a postgraduate workshop presented by Jen Eidelman on using UCT Libraries resources. The workshop covers how to efficiently search and organize references using databases, RefWorks, and other tools. It provides guidance on navigating the library website to access ejournals, subject guides, databases by subject, and more. Participants learn to search databases effectively using keywords and Boolean operators. The workshop also demonstrates how to set up article alerts, save searches, and save references to RefWorks for paper organization.
Biological Science Honours class of 2017
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Applied marine science 2017
This document provides an introduction to the resources available through UCT Libraries. It outlines how students can use the libraries to save time and work efficiently by learning effective search techniques in databases, subject guides, and the library catalog. It also explains how to organize search results using RefWorks, write papers using referencing guides, and keep updated through alerting services. Students are shown how to access these resources both on and off campus through the libraries website.
Globalisation, Environment & Society 2017
This document provides an introduction to using UCT Libraries resources. It summarizes how to search the library catalog and databases, retrieve full-text articles, organize references, and stay up to date. The presentation teaches students to efficiently find materials, work effectively through Boolean searching, and be organized using RefWorks. Exercises are included to practice searching skills and save results.
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Journal metrics July 2016
This document discusses journal metrics and how they can help researchers. It addresses common questions about finding important journals in a field and high impact papers. Journal metrics can help with publishing decisions, funding applications, and tracking research impact. The main databases that provide journal metrics are Web of Science and Scopus. They include impact factors, rankings, citations per paper, and more. An example of one metric, the Journal Impact Factor, is explained as well as some limitations of metrics and best practices for using them.
MCB3026F library resources for presentations 2016
This document provides an overview of library resources available to students for their journal article presentation project. It discusses how to find background information and supplementary materials to understand a chosen journal article. It describes the library website and subject guides, and how to use resources like the online catalog, databases, and reference materials. Specific databases mentioned include Scopus, Web of Science, and Google Scholar. Students are shown how to search within databases to find review articles and related research. Referencing help and guides on topics like searching the catalog are also pointed out.
RefWorks 2.0 importing text files
This document provides instructions for importing text files from databases into RefWorks. It uses the NCBI database PubMed as an example. The steps are: conduct a search in PubMed on a topic, like "biological invasions AND marine ecosystems"; select an article and choose "Citation Manager" to create a text file; save the file on your computer; in RefWorks, select "Import" and choose NLM PubMed as the data source and PubMed as the database; browse and select the saved text file; click "Import" to add the reference to RefWorks.
BIO1000F introduction to library resources 2016
This document provides an overview of library resources for a first year biology course at UCT. It discusses how to access the library website and subject guides, find help and tutorials, search the online catalog to find books, access e-resources off campus, use e-references like encyclopedias, understand databases and journal articles, get referencing help, and take required library quizzes on the course website.
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Getting to know UCT Libraries. Organise your research. Database searching and database functionalities, saving searches and creating alerts, Library Catalogue (ALEPH), eJournals, RefWorks
Environmental & Geographical Sciences- Honours 2016
Introducing EGS students at UCT to library resources and how to use them effectively, save time and work efficiently in the research process.
Biological sciences Honours 2016 @ UCT Libraries
Getting to know what UCT Libraries have to offer and how to use the resources @ your library. ALEPH, Databases, Subject Guides, Searching tips and techniques
Geological sciences Honours 2016
The document provides an introduction to the resources and services available through UCT Libraries presented by Jen Eidelman. It summarizes how students can save time and work efficiently by learning to use library resources like subject guides, databases, and RefWorks. It also explains how students can keep up to date by setting up email alerts and saved searches and staying organized by using RefWorks. The presentation demonstrates how to search the library catalog and databases, export references to RefWorks, and access resources both on and off campus.
Molecular and Cell Biology Honours class 2016
This presentation introduces UCT Libraries resources. It covers how to find and access materials through the subject guide, library catalog, and e-journal portal. It teaches effective database searching using keywords and Boolean logic. It demonstrates how to retrieve full-text articles, organize references in RefWorks, create search alerts, and access resources off-campus. The presentation aims to help students efficiently conduct research, organize their work, write papers, and stay up-to-date.
Scopus: compare journals using journal metrics from UCT Libraries
This document provides information about journal metrics available through Scopus, including the SJR (SCImago Journal Rank), SNIP (Source Normalized Impact per Paper), and IPP (Impact per Publication). It explains that these metrics were developed by external bibliometricians and use data from the Scopus database. It also provides brief explanations of how each metric is calculated and what it measures.
Journal Citation Reports - Finding Journal impact factors
How to find journal impact factors on Journal Citation Reports that will help you decide where to publish your research
Google scholar profile 2017
Google Scholar allows users to create a profile to track citations. The document outlines the steps to set up a profile, including signing in with a Gmail address, verifying your email address, and adding publications. It explains that signing in with a personal Gmail keeps the profile forever. Users can then edit their profile, choose how to update it, and manually add publications by selecting the appropriate tab for the publication type. The profile can be made public or private.
Referencing BIO1000H 2015
This document provides guidance on referencing in the Harvard UCT (author-date) style. It begins by asking what referencing style and rules must be followed. It then lists examples of different types of references, such as books, book chapters, journal articles, encyclopedia articles, and websites. Steps are provided for each, including required information like author, year, title, publisher. Examples are given for students to practice formatting references correctly. Contact information is provided for additional referencing help.
AccessScience - McGraw Hill Education online reference
AccessScience is an online science database that provides full text access to over 7,100 articles and 115,000 dictionary terms across all areas of science and technology. It is updated daily and also includes biographies of scientists, weekly updates on the latest science breakthroughs and discoveries, a science dictionary, and links to related websites. Access is limited to two simultaneous users.
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Scopus: compare journals using journal metrics from UCT Libraries
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- 2. Create bibliography without Write-N-Cite Open your word processor and type some text.
- 3. Create bibliography without Write-N-Cite Go to RefWorks and first choose Once the cite a reference. icon has been clicked, Click on the the Citation Cite icon Viewer will of that reference open, showing the temporary citation placeholder
- 4. Create bibliography without Write-N-Cite Copy the text in the citation viewer. (Control + C)
- 5. Create bibliography without Write-N-Cite In your document, place your cursor where you want the citation to appear and use the word processor’s paste function (e.g. CTRL+V) to insert the citation placeholder into your document
- 6. Create bibliography without Write-N-Cite Repeat the previous steps with another citation, or multiple citations, placing them elsewhere in the text (make sure to Clear the Citation Viewer first!)
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