Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience
Practical: Information Literacy: Literature Search and EndNote
Full course description
A systematic and well-documented literature search underlies the foundation of all academic reviews. In this practical, students learn how to excecute and report their search strategy according to international reporting standards (e.g. PRISMA). In addition, students are introduced to several reference manager tools that allow them to collect, organise and cite references. Though there are many tools for managing references, the UM has selected EndNote as the only licensed and supported tool. As such, in this practical students will focus on learning how to import, organise and cite references using EndNote.
The final assessment for this course is pass or fail - and not a numerical grade between 0,0 and 10,0.
Course objectives
Students are able to:
- document their information search according to international standards;
- develop a research question according to a research question framework;
- select relevant databases;
- find relevant keywords and use controlled vocabulary;
- explain why and when the use of a reference manager is advisable;
- distuingish different types of reference manager tools;
- use EndNote 20.3 for managing and exporting references.
IPN2136
Period 1
2 Sep 2024
20 Dec 2024
ECTS credits:
0.0Instruction language:
EnglishCoordinator:
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AttendanceKeywords:
Advanced Literature Search, Reference Management, EndNote