Our librarians offer workshops throughout the year on a number of learning-related topics, and these workshops are made to bolster the skills of our Clemson family campus-wide, not just our students. Here is a sampling of workshops we routinely offer:
Digital Literacy
| Title | Facilitator |
|---|---|
| Intro to Google Scholar | Anne Grant |
| Intro to Data Management | Stacie Powell |
| Intro to Refworks | Bobby Hollandsworth |
| Tech Tools for Researching & Writing | Anne Grant |
Information Literacy
| Title | Facilitator |
|---|---|
| Accessing the Library Online, Advanced Google Searching, Database Searching Tips | Anne Grant |
| Census / Community Demographics | Anne Grant |
| Foundations of STEM library research | Science Team |
| Getting the Resources You Need Online | Anne Grant |
| How to Efficiently Read a Scholarly Article | Anne Grant |
| Introduction to Scholarly Culture – scholarly publishing, curating digital research identity, copyright, plagiarism | Anne Grant |
| Patents Basics, Patent Searching | Jennifer Groff |
| Predatory Publishing | Karen Burton |
| Researching & Writing in the Humanities | Anne Grant |
| Return to Research | Anne Grant |
| Trademark Basics and Trademark Searching | Jennifer Groff |
| Using and Citing Images | Ann Holderfield |
| Writing & Conducting an Effective Literature Review | Anne Grant |
Open Educational Resources
| Title | Facilitator |
|---|---|
| Open Educational Resources | Yang Wu |
| Open Access 101 | Yang Wu |
| Publishing Open Educational Resources | Yang Wu |
Special Collections and Archives
| Title | Facilitator |
|---|---|
| Special Collection and Archives | Tara Wood |
| What is an Archive and How do you Use it? | Tara Wood |
| Research Techniques for Archival Research (Undergraduate and Graduate) | Tara Wood |
| What are Primary Sources and How do you Use them in Scholarship? | Tara Wood |
| How to Cite Primary Archival Sources | Tara Wood |