Just in time for the big switch on May 18th. We still have a few spaces left in How PubMed Works: Introduction and HPW: Automatic Term Mapping (ATM). The Introduction session will show you where to find the features you’ve come to rely on in PubMed and some new ones too. The
Are you looking for a way to kick start your PubMed search skills? PubMed Essentials is made up of 10 very short video-modules (2-3 minutes each) with interactive exercises built into each video-module so you can explore PubMed at your own pace. PubMed Essentials is an on-demand, online class that is available
NNLM has 3 free, online, asynchronous classes starting this week. All the courses are run in Moodle, the NNLM learning management system. Register today for these free, online, professional development opportunities from NNLM! Big Data in Healthcare: Exploring Emerging Roles Apr 1, 2020 to May 13, 2020 Register: https://nnlm.gov/class/big-data-healthcare-exploring-emerging-roles/23693 Join us for a
Now available: Introduction to Health Reference: Ethics and Best Practices – on demand To register, go to: https://nnlm.gov/classes/introduction-health-reference-ethics-and-best-practices Learn how to conduct a health reference interview using ethical and effective communication strategies in this 4 credit/4 module asynchronous online class. Through interactive, self-paced tutorials, discussion forums, and a synthesis exercise, users will learn:
Please register for one (or all) of our new PubMed(r) classes that have replaced PubMed for Librarians. We have eliminated some of the sessions and added a new one called How PubMed Works: Selection. All of the classes will be taught in the new PubMed interface. All sessions are taught via WebEx.
Applications Open for RDM 102: Beyond Research Data Management for Biomedical and Health Sciences Librarians (Spring 2020) Biomedical and health sciences librarians are invited to participate in a rigorous online training course going beyond the basics of research data management, sponsored by the National Network of Libraries of Medicine Training Office (NTO).
Library Carpentry Did you resolve to be data-ready in 2020? Whether your goal is to instruct, curate, preserve, automate, research, analyze or support, apply to attend Library Carpentry workshops in Baltimore and Salt Lake City<https://news.nnlm.gov/sea/2019/12/05/applications-open-for-libraries-carpentry-workshops-in-baltimore-and-salt-lake-city/>. Travel support included! Applications due Jan 10, 2020. RDM 102 Ready to take next steps in learning
Applications Open for RDM 102: Beyond Research Data Management for Biomedical and Health Sciences Librarians (Spring 2020) Biomedical and health sciences librarians are invited to participate in a rigorous online training course going beyond the basics of research data management, sponsored by the National Network of Libraries of Medicine Training Office (NTO).
The course fills from the wait list every semester, so please join the wait list by contacting Shirley Parker ( smparke@email.unc.edu or 919-962-0182) at the School of Information and Library Sciences at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill if you are interested in taking the online course! Course Title: Evidence-Based Practice
(via the National Network of Libraries of Medicine – Greater Midwest Region) The GMR is delighted to lead a partnership between the National Network of Libraries of Medicine and the American Library Association-Allied Professional Association (ALA-APA). We have developed a new course, “Wellness in the Library Workplace”, as part of ALA President
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