In this class meant for researchers at all career stages, we will cover choosing appropriate scholarly journals for submitting your research for publication. We will consider the current publishing landscape and explore tools for evaluating journals and best practices at all stages of the publication process. 

An introduction to the basic aspects of creating, building, and managing a collection of bibliographic references using EndNote software. Learn how to add citations to an EndNote library and create a bibliography in Word using an EndNote library.

Depending on the instructor, this class might be taught using a Windows or a Mac OS. All users should be able to follow along regardless of platform.

In today's digital world, having a strong online presence as a researcher is incredibly important for getting your scholarly work noticed. This class explores the significance of ORCID – Open Researcher and Contributor ID – and its role in enhancing your visibility, credibility, and accessibility within the academic community. Through hands-on demonstrations, attendees will learn how to effortlessly link their ORCID to institutional systems and trusted organizations, ensuring a unified and comprehensive representation of their scholarly achievements.

This class provides an overview of Prism, Feinberg School of Medicine’s open access repository, and provides hands-on instructions to individuals interested in curating their scientific and scholarly work. With Prism, you can preserve, share, cite, discover, explore, and access your research or scholarly outputs. Prism facilitates openness, maximizes reproducibility, and enhances research connections in our community and beyond. Future plans for Prism will be described.