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The document provides instructions for registering for a Voki account, creating a Voki character, recording a voice message, publishing the Voki, copying the embed code, and sending the code in an email to the teacher. The steps include clicking register, filling in account information, activating the account via email, customizing a character, recording a voice message, publishing the Voki, copying the embed code, pasting the code into an email, and sending the email to the teacher.

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The document provides tips for graduate students on efficiently researching in libraries. It discusses navigating library websites and databases, structured search strategies, citation tracking using tools like PubMed and Web of Knowledge, and tutorials on topics like importing citations into RefWorks. Key databases mentioned include PubMed, Google Scholar, and subject-specific databases for various topics. Structured search methodology involving identifying concepts, searching each separately and combining, is recommended along with evaluating and refining results.

Introduction to PubMed for LIS students

PubMed is a database of biomedical citations and abstracts maintained by the US National Library of Medicine. It contains over 20 million citations dating back to the 1950s. PubMed indexes MEDLINE citations and includes citations supplied by publishers as well as those in process. MeSH, or Medical Subject Headings, is a controlled vocabulary used for indexing articles in PubMed. Searching PubMed involves identifying key concepts in a search question and searching each concept separately before combining results. MyNCBI allows users to customize PubMed displays, save searches and collections. Alternative interfaces to PubMed include Pubget, LigerCat, and GoPubMed.

Library Resources in Health Informatics

This document provides an overview of health informatics resources for a PATH 9100/4100F course. It discusses objectives to familiarize students with medical resources, databases, and search strategies. It also addresses clinical information needs within an evidence-based medicine framework. Key resources presented include PubMed, Scopus, UpToDate, DynaMed, and Cochrane Database. Search techniques like subject headings, citation tracking, and the pearl methodology framework are covered. Levels of evidence and filtered versus unfiltered information sources are also outlined. Contact information is provided for library assistance.

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1) Enterprise Fredericton hosted numerous events in 2012 that engaged over 2,400 local business people and provided business counseling to over 700 entrepreneurs. 2) While the population of the Greater Fredericton Region grew between 2000-2011, there was a drop of 4.6% from 2011-2012, along with a loss of 3,900 jobs in that time. 3) Enterprise Fredericton's initiatives aim to support business growth, workforce development, and population growth through programs in areas like entrepreneurship, immigration, and investment attraction.

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This document outlines an instructional session on constructing the introduction and literature review section of a thesis. It discusses finding peer-reviewed and primary/secondary articles using databases like Google Scholar, arXiv, ADS, and Web of Science. It also covers plagiarism, citing references using styles guides and bibliographic software like RefWorks, BibTeX/LaTeX, and Zotero. The session demonstrates searching specific databases and how to retrieve and cite articles found within them.

Enterprise Fredericton is the economic development agency for the Greater Fredericton Region. It focuses on initiatives to support business growth, workforce development, population growth through immigration, and attracting investment. Between 2010-2011, Enterprise Fredericton hosted 84 local events attended by over 3,300 business people and provided 811 business counseling sessions. The population and workforce in the Greater Fredericton Region is projected to grow by over 8,600 and 12,400 people respectively by 2031. Over 3,878 new permanent immigrants settled in the region between 2010-2011. Total tax base and new development in the region has increased substantially in recent years.

Research Skills for Neuroscience Grads

This document provides research tips and time-saving strategies for neuroscience graduate students. It outlines how to effectively use library resources such as databases, citation managers, and more. Key points covered include searching PubMed and Scopus databases, using the Journal Citation Reports to find a journal's impact factor, and utilizing RefWorks to organize citations and create bibliographies. Off-campus access options to library databases are also explained.

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This document outlines a framework for universities to leverage their resources and maximize their impact through talent development, innovation, and community engagement. It emphasizes that the goal is value creation rather than just innovation for its own sake. Universities can contribute by developing talent from cradle to grave, connecting their research and problem-solving to community needs, and fostering vibrant local communities through stewardship. To succeed, universities need to break down silos in their structures and thinking and integrate learning, discovery, and engagement in mutually reinforcing ways. The framework provides assessment tools and guidance to help universities engage with stakeholders, understand their impacts, and communicate their contributions to regional economic development.

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This document introduces evidence-based medicine and strategies for answering clinical questions. It discusses asking clinical questions using the PICO framework, acquiring evidence from resources like PubMed, UpToDate, and DynaMed, appraising the level of evidence, and applying evidence to patient care. Examples of clinical scenarios are provided to demonstrate formulating questions and searching various resources to find answers. Point-of-care tools, filtering information, and mobile devices to access resources are also outlined.

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Rainforests are located in the tropics between the Tropic of Cancer and Capricorn, where the climate is warm and stable year-round. Rainforests are being destroyed at a rate of an area the size of New Jersey each year, primarily for agriculture. While rainforests cover only 2% of the Earth's surface, they contain over 50% of the world's plant and animal species due to the diversity of habitats they provide.

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Bhupendra Ahluwalia offers 2D graphic designing services across multiple categories including 2D graphics using both digital and manual methods. He creates logos and illustrations using pencils, ink, coloring and effects. Additionally, he designs books in genres such as comic, graphic novel, mythology and education. For his work, he utilizes both manual techniques with materials like paper, pencil and ink as well as digital tools including Photoshop, Corel and Illustrator.

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This document provides an overview of research tips and time-saving strategies for neuroscience graduate students. It discusses navigating the library website, accessing resources off-campus, selecting appropriate databases, keeping up-to-date with literature, tracking citations, calculating impact factors, searching strategies, and using bibliographic management tools like RefWorks. The librarians provide demonstrations of database features and tools to help students efficiently conduct literature reviews and manage references.

Introduction to health informatics : Research Questions

This document provides an overview of conducting a literature review in health informatics. It discusses formulating a research question, identifying relevant resources like PubMed and Scopus, developing search strategies using keywords and MeSH terms, evaluating search results, and organizing findings to write a literature review. PubMed is described as a biomedical database that can be searched using MeSH or keywords to locate journal citations and abstracts. Steps for structuring a PubMed search around a sample question on the efficiency of St. John's wort for smoking cessation are outlined.

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This document provides an overview of various bibliometric tools and metrics for measuring scientific output and impact. It discusses journal ranking metrics like impact factor, eigenfactor, SNIP, and SJR. It also covers article-level metrics including F1000 factors and citation analysis tools from Google Scholar, Web of Science, and Scopus. Additionally, it introduces author-level metrics such as the h-index and its variants that can be calculated using various databases and tools. Finally, the document briefly discusses altmetrics and ways to track scholarly impact on social media and the open web.

Research Metrics

This document provides an overview of various bibliometric products and metrics that can be used to measure research impact, including journal impact factor, h-index, citation counts, and journal/article ranking tools from Journal Citation Reports, Scopus, and Google Scholar. It discusses the purpose and calculations of metrics like impact factor, eigenfactor, and source normalized impact per paper (SNIP). It also covers limitations of bibliometrics and recommends using multiple metrics and tools to evaluate research. Exercises are provided to help understand how to analyze journals, articles, and individual researchers using different bibliometric resources.

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The Earth's crust is made up of tectonic plates that fit together like a puzzle and sometimes move, causing collisions. When plates collide, one plate slides on top of the other, pushing it down and squeezing magma, the hot liquid rock between the crust and mantle, up between the plates. Magma becomes lava when it flows out of a volcano onto the Earth's surface in temperatures ranging from 1,300 to 2,200 degrees Fahrenheit.

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Rainforests are dense forests located in tropical regions that receive a high amount of rainfall each year. They are found in Africa, Asia, Australia, and Central and South America, with the largest being the Amazon rainforest. Some ways to help save rainforests include joining online discussions, fundraising through sites like eBay, joining conservation groups like Green Ink, and generating donations by clicking links online.

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Rainforests are tropical forests that receive a large amount of rainfall each year. They are located in the tropics near the Equator where the climate is warm and stable. Rainforests are important because they stabilize the climate, provide habitat for many species of plants and animals, maintain the water cycle, protect against natural disasters, are a source of medicines and foods, support indigenous people, and are interesting places for visitors. Rainforests have exceptionally high biodiversity due to their favorable climate, supporting over half of the world's plant and animal species in only 2% of the Earth's land.

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