Despite this growing complexity, there are new tools and reliable tricks for evaluating publishers, choosing journals, and making your work more broadly known. You even have choices in how you can increase access to your work and the impact of your work. As an author, you have many more choices among publishers and journal titles. Instructors: Jen Green, MLIS, Digital Scholarship Librarian., Dartmouth College Library Barbara DeFelice, MLIS, Program Director for Scholarly Communication, Copyright and Publishing, Dartmouth College Libraryĭescription: The proliferation of journal publishers and journal titles has created both opportunity and confusion in the world of journal publishing. Where to Publish: Evaluating Journal Publishers During this seminar, we will demonstrate RefWorks, a free online product with optional plugins for ease of inserting references, as well as EndNote, a reference management software with robust organizational capabilities. These tools can import references from article indexes (e.g., PubMed), organize references in a database, and insert citations into your paper. There are many products, such as EndNote, Refworks, Zotero, and Mendeley that can help. Instructor: Heather Johnson, MLIS, Research and Education Librarian, Biomedical Libraries Tom Mead, MLS, Research and Education Librarian, Biomedical Librariesĭescription: Managing your references is a critical part of the research process. Managing Your References: Why it’s Important and How to Simplify the Process Please register by following the links in the event titles. Join us for one, a few, or for all sessions to learn about a variety of topics from systematic reviews to data management to copyright. The Biomedical Libraries are pleased to offer a seminar series at DHMC beginning on Tuesday, February 2, 2016.
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