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SUMMARY:Think Like A Scholar: How to Find Free and Open Access Scholarly Resources (Burnaby Festival of Learning)
DESCRIPTION:Over the past few decades the research outputs from 
 universities\, governments\, and other organizations have become 
 increasingly accessible to the general public and there are now many routes 
 for individuals to access the same information that professional 
 researchers do. Librarians from BCIT will explain how you can search and 
 access this information for free. We will discuss databases such as Google 
 Scholar and PubMed\, full-text finders like Unpaywall\, the copyright 
 exceptions that allow article sharing\, and a multitude of other 
 information resources that are available.\n\nPresenter Bios:\n\nMatthew 
 Murray\n\nWhen he’s not working as the Data and Graduate Studies 
 Librarian at BCIT\, Matthew spends his time co-hosting Book Club for 
 Masochists: A Readers’ Advisory Podcast\, co-organizing the Manga in 
 Libraries series of webinars and the Toronto Comic Arts Festival’s 
 Libraries & Education Day\, editing the zine Two-Fisted Library Stories\, 
 and trying to read all of the comics ever. He also does Library/Education 
 promotion for Manga Classics and is probably on Twitter far more than is 
 healthy.\n\nDeirdre Grace\n\nOutreach Librarian at BCIT has worked in 
 libraries for a long time and is excited to see more and more previously 
 restricted information become accessible for all. \n\nRegistration 
 required. Zoom link will be emailed upon registration.
LOCATION:via ZOOM
ORGANIZER;CN="Burnaby Service Desk":MAILTO:libcirc@bcit.ca
CATEGORIES:ConnectFest
CONTACT;CN="Burnaby Service Desk":MAILTO:libcirc@bcit.ca
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