Technical Thursdays
Every Thursday we offer a workshop on one of the many skills needed to manage your university studies during the pandemic. Each session will be led by a host, but be prepared to share your experiences and knowledge with other students. The programme is offered in collaboration with the Social Sciences Library.
Time and place: Every Thursday in Zoom between 15:00 - 16:00
Link: https://lu-se.zoom.us/j/67201756223 Links to an external site.
Detailed programme:
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March 18th: Search techniques Having a hard time finding what you are looking for? Become an expert searcher by learning the proper techniques at this workshop. |
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March 25th: Presenting online Will you be presenting your work online? Then this is the session for you! Learn about do's and dont's and share your experiences of online presentations. |
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April 1st: Happy Easter! (No session) |
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April 8th: Copyright for students writing their thesis Can I use this image in my thesis? What about this table? Learn about the basic copyright rules that apply to your work as a student. |
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April 15th: April fools! Avoid being fooled today by learning how to properly evaluate the credibility of a source. A very useful skill within academia, as well as outside of it. |
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April 22nd: Information strategies after graduation When outside of academia you won't have access to all the databases available at the university. Still, most jobs after graduation will expect you to monitor, search for and process information. Being knowledgable about these things can increase your chance of getting employed. |
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April 29th: Cite right - drop in between 15-16 pm Unsure about how to cite that Youtube-video, or wondering about how to format your literature list? Bring your questions and get personal help during this drop-in session on references. In collaboration with the Humanities/Theology library. Zoom: lu-se.zoom.us/j/69988863399
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May 6th: EU legislation & information How can we track what's happening within the EU? This session will provide you with an overview of different tools and databases that can be used to track EU legislation and policy. |
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May 13th: Christ ascension day - Holiday |
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May 20th: Introduction to Nvivo Nvivo is a powerful software for qualitative data analysis. Join this live session for an overview of the basic features. In collaboration with the medical faculty library. |
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May 27nd: Publish your thesis in Lund Student Papers Finished your essay and want it to be read by others than your supervisor and examiner? Drop in at any time between 15-16 pm for support on how to properly publish your thesis. In collaboration with the Humanities/Theology library. Zoom: lu-se.zoom.us/j/69988863399 |