Library workshops

The University Library runs many workshops during the year to support you in your study and research. These workshops cover essential skills such as referencing, searching techniques and using EndNote.

If no workshops are currently scheduled, please see our recordings of previous Library workshops.

For further assistance, Ask our Librarians for help.

For workshops focusing on academic learning, see Support for Academic Learning Workshops.

South Street

LIB100: Get started with Library Search

A woman at computer with "Identify your topic" written on the screen
You will need to use relevant and reliable sources of information for your university assignments. 
This workshop will cover foundational search strategy skills to help you find journal articles, scholarly books and other resources.

You will learn to:
  • Use Library Search effectively
  • Identify the words to use when searching for articles on your assignment topic
  • Join search words together to create a search string
  • Filter the search results to find relevant articles, such as peer-reviewed articles or within a given date range.

Who should attend:
Anyone needing to develop foundational academic search strategy skills, including but not limited to
  • First-year undergraduate students
  • New to Murdoch students of any level
If you are unable to attend this Workshop, the Library's Develop your research skills will help you to get started with searching.

South Street

LIB100: Get started with Library Search

Date

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Location

Library Computer Lab, 354.1.015

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Get in touch

To find out more about studying at Murdoch contact us on study@murdoch.edu.au or 1300 687 3624.

Topics

Search strategy, Searching