[E-resources Week workshops – PPT and Recording are available now] E-resources Week – workshop presentation slides and recordings have been uploaded to the library website and HKSYU Panopto. Staff and students can log in to Panopto using their Moodle account to watch.
HKBU Library has been a local pioneer and leader in
supporting and promoting digital scholarship/humanities since 2013. It provides
support for project management, data structure, and digital technologies for
various types of digital projects, including digitization with OCR, data
visualization, GIS applications, corpus development, and crowd-sourcing
projects, among other areas. The digital scholarship service can extend the
life of scholarly sources to facilitate deeper information sharing and new
research findings.
The presentation will briefly discuss why the HKBU Library
decided to enter this area, the actual benefits of this service to both the
Library and academics, and how to maintain the provision of the service.
Date: 13 October 2023 (Friday)
Time: 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Speaker: Ms. Rebekah WONG (Head of Digital Initiatives and
Research, Hong Kong Baptist University)
Venue: Activity Room on 2/F Library
Language: English
Registration: Please register in Moodle on or before 11 October 2023)
Speaker’s Bio
Rebekah Wong is head of the Digital Initiatives
and Research Cluster at the Hong Kong Baptist University Library. Her team
provides user-focused services in the areas of research visibility and impact,
copyright and open access, digital scholarship/humanities, and research data
techniques. She also oversees two modules of the University’s IRIMS
system and the Library’s Multimedia Learning Center.
She has authored a number of research articles and book chapters on digital scholarship and the impact of libraries on university success, and co-edited a book on the development of digital humanities in the Asia-Pacific region. See her profile here.
Library Orientation is designed to provide you with a comprehensive introduction to our library services, facilities, and resources, enabling you to maximise the benefits of utilising our library resources.
[Library October Workshop 3: APA 7th
style citation and EndNote]
In addition to providing RefWorks, a bibliography management tool, the library also subscribed to EndNote in October this year. Therefore, you can now use EndNote, RefWorks, Mendeley or Zotero to make reference lists quickly.
Topics in this workshop include not only the skills to use EndNote to generate and edit reference lists effectively but also introduces the basics of APA 7th citation and four commonly used citation formats: book, e-book, article, and website.
To register for the Library workshop, you can visit our Library Website: “Help -> Library Instructions” OR Ask our library bot OR Scan the QR code on the next page.