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Research Essentials returns
News 21 JulyThe library's Research Essentials classes are back for semester 2 and open for registrations.
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The library's online Research Essentials workshops return this month, covering essential knowledge for HDR students and early career researchers.
Along with helpful content, you'll also get to know key faces and roles at ACU Library. We're here to support your research goals, so coming along to an online session is a great way to connect with us.
Click the links for more information about each session and to register. Can't make it? You can still sign up to receive our slides, recordings and resources.
Wednesday 11 March, 11am - 12 noon AEDT
Learn how copyright can impact your research and thesis preparation.
Research data management planning
Tuesday 17 March, 1pm - 2pm AEDT
Beginning your research means thinking about your data. Learn more about planning and managing your data in this session.
Introducing researcher profiles
Tuesday 24 March, 12pm - 1pm AEDT
How do you build a positive online presence as a researcher? In this session, you'll learn about different types of researcher profiles.
Thursday 26 March, 1pm - 2pm AEDT
As you progress in your projects, you may be generating or using sensitive data. Find out about the best practice in managing this aspect of your research.
FAIR Data: an action-based approach
Tuesday 31 March, 1pm - 2pm AEDT
Find out how you can make your data Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable once your project nears completion.
We look forward to helping you throughout your research journey. Reach out to the library with any questions and keep an eye on our training and events page to find out about future sessions.
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