Webjunction presents a 1-hour free webinar on Navigating Misinformation in One-on-One Patron Interactions.
Join Stacey Wedlake and Kristen Calvert on 19th March at 7pm to learn about why people believe misinformation and leave with approaches you can use during interactions with patrons.
Register to attend here.
Stewardship in Challenging Times – the Role of Libraries in Supporting Civic Society
RLUK will explore how libraries can adopt dynamic, inclusive, empathetic, and strategic approaches to successfully manage the myriad human challenges they face, embrace the contested nature of library spaces, and support world-class research.
Libraries need to navigate the increasingly complex intersections of academic freedom, freedom of speech, censorship, and the management of contested spaces and collections. These complexities call for vision and clarity to restate and communicate the values of research libraries.
Programme available here.
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Ticket prices from £27
Taubman Library Talks present a free webinar on December 15th @ 5pm on Developing Systematic Search Skills: Peer-to-Peer Learning with Practice Sets.
Presenters Jenna Lepczyk and Perry Wiedling will walk attendees through how to use self-directed, hands-on practice sets designed specifically for improving their systematic review searching.
Discover practical strategies, explore step-by-step techniques, learn what questions to ask the research team, and get your questions answered—all in a supportive and safe space!
Early career librarians are encouraged to attend, or anyone interested in learning more about systematic searching.
This session will utilize resources on the Systematic Review Practice Sets site, created by Informationists at the University of Michigan Taubman Health Sciences Library (UM-THSL) and populated with practice sets created by UM-THSL Informationists (Practice Sets – health sciences focus) and librarians at the University of Minnesota (More Practice Sets – sciences, social sciences, and beyond).
The Practice Set used for this webinar is #37121242 (“Effectiveness of handwashing with soap for preventing acute respiratory infections in low-income and middle-income countries”), available on the Practice Sets page. We encourage attendees to preview it before the session, but it’s not required.
For more information on this and to get the Zoom link, please visit: https://guides.lib.
Carol Lefebvre and Julie Glanville present an online workshop on Search Filters for Evidence Synthesis.
This workshop will cover a range of topics and learning objectives including:
For more information and to register click here.
Online workshop on 11th December from 15.00 – 18.00
Presented by Carol Lefebvre and Julie Glanville
This workshop will cover a range of topics and learning objectives including:
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Online workshop on 4th December from 15.00 – 18.00
Presented by Carol Lefebvre and Julie Ganville
This workshop will cover a range of topics and learning objectives including:
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Springer Nature are holding free online webinars on writing and publishing over October & November 2025.
Upcoming author webinars
Join ISSDA on 16th October for an online demonstration in finding and accessing Irish social science data through their newly launched Dataverse.
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In this webinar APA Style experts will discuss how librarians can use APA Style to tackle some of the challenges in supporting students with research and writing in the current social and technological environment. The new APA Style Manual will be discussed which can provide APA Style guidance to all students, updates to AI guidance, and best practices for supporting academic writing in a world with AI and misinformation.
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Join Jack Wilkinson, Senior Lecturer in Clinical Trials at University of Manchester for a 1 hour interactive webinar on Spotting problematic trials in systematic reviews.
The INSPECT-SR (INveStigating ProblEmatic Clinical Trials in Systematic Reviews) tool has been developed for the purpose of assessing trustworthiness of RCTs in order to identify problematic trials. This interactive webinar will introduce the INSPECT-SR tool by way of application to a published clinical trial. Attendees will have the opportunity to use INSPECT-SR to perform trustworthiness checks themselves and learn how the tool can be incorporated when undertaking a systematic review.
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