12 Jun 2018 2:00pm - 4:00pm S1, Alison Richard Building, Sidgwick Site

Description

Course leader: Dr Anne Alexander

From the exploration of digital collections of primary sources, to researching the existing scholarly literature, to the dissemination of published work, contemporary academic practice relies on search engines, often without critical reflection on how use of these technologies may shape the process and outcome of our scholarship. This workshop will present strategies for critical thinking about search and research.

Pre-registration is essential: please book here or use the online registration link on this page. PhD students and staff from the University of Cambridge have priority for bookings on this course – if the course appears fully booked and you fall into this category please contact the course organisers directly

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