This introduction will provide an overview of Zotero, a free platform that allows students and researchers to save and annotate sources, collaborate with classmates and colleagues, generate citations…

Sources can have many different rhetorical uses. Use the BEAM method to identify Background, Evidence, Argument and Method sources that will support and inform your research questions. Designed for…

The SU Libraries website is a rich gateway to information resources for your academic research needs. As SU students, you have access to many articles, e-books, and other resources that are not…

Like a one line part in a play or movie can be forgettable, Google creates a love affair with the one line search window.  This is not a relationship built to last in every research situation.…

Explore the basics of finding your way around in Qualtrics. We’ll highlight some of the more common tasks and options, learn how to document your survey as well as back it up. Register at…

Chelsea Biondolillo, The Skinned Bird (KERNPUNKT Press) Tobias Carroll, Reel (Rare Bird Books) Hayli M. Cox, Sundog Lit. Daniel Nester, Shader: 99 Notes on Car Washes, Making Out in Church,…

Learn more abut specific databases and research strategies for Education majors. Led by: Giovanna Colosi, librarian for School of Education Registration Link

Sources can have many different rhetorical uses. Use the BEAM method to identify Background, Evidence, Argument and Method sources that will support and inform your research questions. Designed for…

We will examine the many different types of questions available in Qualtrics, learn how and why to change the default values, labels and variable names, as well as how to do some basic questions…

Your instructor requires that you use scholarly or peer-reviewed sources in your research paper. What does that mean? And how do you tell the difference between scholarly and popular sources? This…

This workshop will focus on scholarly text, images with provenance, and context. Led by S. Ann Skiold, librarian for visual arts Registration Link

The SU Libraries website is a rich gateway to information resources for your academic research needs. As SU students, you have access to many articles, e-books, and other resources that are not…

This session will focus on scholarly sources for non-English literature and film. Geared for both undergraduate and graduate students. Led by S. Ann Skiold, librarian for visual arts and several…

Learn how to use skip and display logic to direct what our respondents see, as well as randomizing questions and possible responses. Register at Intermediate Question Design

Sources can have many different rhetorical uses. Use the BEAM method to identify Background, Evidence, Argument and Method sources that will support and inform your research questions. Designed for…

We will use “carry forward” to display selected responses in follow-up questions, use “piping” to display data in questions and response text, and creating data calculated from two or more…

This introduction will provide an overview of Zotero, a free platform that allows students and researchers to save and annotate sources, collaborate with classmates and colleagues, generate citations…

This class will explore the many uses of Survey Flow – randomizing respondents, creating embedded data, customizing the end of your survey and more. Register at Survey Flow 

The good news is that your research got published.  The bad news is that a group you have never heard of is now misappropriating or misrepresenting it to push an agenda that neither you nor actual…

We will discuss the various methods of getting your survey to your respondents, creating and using contact lists, and, if time permits, asking for contact information in an anonymous survey. Register…