Instruction
Here are some types of library instruction I have provided in the past. Please contact me if you want to schedule individual instruction or for a group.
- Web of Science TrainingCitation searching and determining impact factors.
- Endnote for Mac or PCBibliographic management software that allows you to format your references in hundreds of different output styles.
- Literature SearchingFor theses or research.
- Class instructionLibrary instruction related to class papers, assignments, seminars, etc.
Measuring Scholarly Impact
- Assessing the impact of ResearchValuable general guide on caveats and techniques of citation searching by UT science librarians, Donna Braquet and Peter Fernandez.
- Scholarly Communication at UTPublishing Models, Open Access, Copyright, putting your Selected Works into the Institutional Repository (TRACE), etc.
- Journal Citation ReportsUse Journal Citation Reports to obtain the impact factor and other metrics for entire journals in Web of Science.
- ORCID Persistent Digital IdentifierAn important author identifier that you can sign up for. ORCID enables you to associate all your publications with your identity. Use in addition to the Thomson Reuters ResearcherID or Scopus ID.
How Can Librarians Help with Publishing?
Get Help with Publishing, Copyright, & Other Scholarly Communication Questions:
- For Graduate Students (Theses and Dissertations)Dissertation and thesis authors and their advisors should review this information.
How the Libraries Help with Publishing
As institutions, libraries enter into licensing agreements with many different publishers for collection purposes. As individuals, many librarians write articles and books and have often been in the position of academic author. Use this toolkit to make informed decisions about scholarly publishing as an author, peer-reviewer, or editor. Contact the UT Libraries to set up a consultation.
Suggest a Book
Please send book selections to
mikayla@utk.edu
