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Lucky dip Challenges

Sometimes things just don't fit into categories, and this is such a broad area that this is sure to be the case! So if something doesn't quite fit with the groups we have so far, you'll find it here.

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Finding a Journal and its quality by subject area – Using SciMago

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Created September 1, 2020 by Division of Library Services • 80 views

Finding a Journal and its quality by subject area – Using SciMago

In this activity we’ll look at how to find a journal on your topic, and identify its ranking/quality in that field using SciMago. Why do you need to check on the ranking/quality of a journal? Many thousands of journals are produced, and not every journal is made equal. This could be due to a number more… »

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Finding a Journal and its quality by title – Using SciMago

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Created by Division of Library Services • 74 views

Finding a Journal and its quality by title – Using SciMago

In this activity we’ll look at how to find a journal on your topic and identify its ranking/quality in that field using SciMago. Why do you need to check on the ranking/quality of a journal? Many thousands of journals are produced, and not every journal is made equal. This could be due to a number more… »

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Scoping Literature Review: Next steps

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Created August 27, 2020 by Division of Library Services • 61 views

Scoping Literature Review: Next steps

What is a scoping literature review? Scoping literature reviews (and Critically Appraised Topics) have become an important class of journal articles published in professional and discipline specific research journals. These review articles can provide a rationale for evidence based professional practice or policy on a specific topic. Scoping reviews need only involve one or more more… »

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What is in a Scoping Literature Review?

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What is in a Scoping Literature Review?

Resources you might find useful for the challenge Frameworks such as PICO, SPIDER and others are used to help to identify the key concepts and search terms for literature searching. The PRISMA flow chart used to record the reviewers search results, the appraisal results and evidence. The Library guide to Literature reviews: Scoping Reviews Your more… »

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Identifying a predatory publisher

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Identifying a predatory publisher

In this exercise you will look at two different journals and check each for warning signs that help you to identify a predatory journal. The Library has a guide to predatory journals. You will find things you need to look out for there, but here is a step by step procedure you can go through. more… »

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