Library Bitesize are a series of video tutorials (and workshops) provided by University of Edinburgh Library staff explaining a number of academic, research, and study tools and databases available for our staff and students.

Topics covered include:

1.  Using EndNote for systematic reviews
2.  Starting to use e-books
3.  Finding historical documents (and other primary sources) online
4.  Citation metrics: What do numbers tell you about a piece of research?
5.  Using Law Databases
6.  Digital Skills Festival
7.  Using Google and Google Scholar for academic literature
8.  An Introduction to Library resources and services at The University of Edinburgh
9.  Choosing a reference manager
10.  Introduction to Ovid Medicine
11.  Building complex searches for systemic reviews
12.  Using the Library for your Postgraduate Dissertation
13.  Publishing your Journal Article
14.  Finding Theses
15.  Introduction to finding Patents literature
16.  An introduction to finding and accessing Standards literature
17.  Using current news sources
18.  Ten Top Tips for finding academic literature
19.  Building complex searches for system reviews
20.  How to test your Systematic Review searches for quality revelance
21.  Cites Reference Searching
22.  Introduction to Web of Science
23.  Introduction to Scopus
24.  Introduction to CINAHL (Cumulative Index to nursing and Allied Health Literature)
25.  Translating literature search strategies across multiple databases
26.  Using PRISMA for reporting your systematic review search methods
27.  Grey literature searching for evidence synthesis

View the Library Bitesize playlist directly on Media Hopper Create 

 

 

 

 

 

These videos by University of Edinburgh Library and Collections are available under a variety of Creative Commons licences and All Rights Reserved open access. Please check the rights and license for each video before re-use.

 

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