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Library:Koerner Branch Widget

2025-04-16T19:34:00Z

SusanAtkey:

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[http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/koerner-library/about/ About Koerner Library]<br />
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[https://directory.library.ubc.ca/people/index/SearchDivision.div_id:4 Borrower Services]<br />
[https://researchcommons.library.ubc.ca Research Commons]<br />
[https://circle.ubc.ca cIRcle]<br />
[https://directory.library.ubc.ca/people/index/SearchDivision.div_id:47 Scholarly Communications and Copyright Office]<br />
[https://directory.library.ubc.ca/people/index/SearchDivision.div_id:17 Contact HSS Staff]<br />
[https://directory.library.ubc.ca/people/subjectlibrarians/People.division_id:17 Find Your Subject Librarian]<br />
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[http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/koerner-library/layout/ Koerner Library Floorplan ]<br />
[http://www.maps.ubc.ca/PROD/index_detail.php?show=y,n,n,n,n,y&bldg2Search=n&locat1=515-1&locat2= UBC Map]<br />
[http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=1958+Main+Mall,+Greater+Vancouver,+BC+V6T+1Z2,+Canada&sll=49.287004,-123.187726&sspn=0.188109,0.33474&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=1958+Main+Mall,+Greater+Vancouver+A,+Greater+Vancouver+Regional+District,+British+Columbia+V6T+1Z2,+Canada&ll=49.266698,-123.254339&spn=0.005881,0.010461&z=17 Google Map]<br />
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Information & Circulation: (604) 822-2406<br />
Email: [mailto:hssd.library@ubc.ca hssd.library@ubc.ca]<br />
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Walter C. Koerner Library<br />
1958 Main Mall<br />
Vancouver, BC<br />
V6T 1Z2
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Library:Koerner Branch Widget

2025-04-16T15:59:59Z

SusanAtkey: fixed *non-https* URLs

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<h4 class="toggle">[[Image:More_icon.gif|text-top|link=]] About</h4>
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[http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/koerner-library/about/ About Koerner Library]<br />
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[https://directory.library.ubc.ca/people/index/SearchDivision.div_id:4 Borrower Services]<br />
[https://researchcommons.library.ubc.ca Research Commons]<br />
[https://circle.ubc.ca cIRcle]<br />
[https://directory.library.ubc.ca/people/index/SearchDivision.div_id:47 Scholarly Communications and Copyright Office]<br />
[https://directory.library.ubc.ca/people/index/SearchDivision.div_id:4 Contact HSS Staff]<br />
[https://directory.library.ubc.ca/people/subjectlibrarians/People.division_id:17 Find Your Subject Librarian]<br />
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<h4 class="toggle">[[Image:More_icon.gif|text-top|link=]] Location / Maps</h4>
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[http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/koerner-library/layout/ Koerner Library Floorplan ]<br />
[http://www.maps.ubc.ca/PROD/index_detail.php?show=y,n,n,n,n,y&bldg2Search=n&locat1=515-1&locat2= UBC Map]<br />
[http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=1958+Main+Mall,+Greater+Vancouver,+BC+V6T+1Z2,+Canada&sll=49.287004,-123.187726&sspn=0.188109,0.33474&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=1958+Main+Mall,+Greater+Vancouver+A,+Greater+Vancouver+Regional+District,+British+Columbia+V6T+1Z2,+Canada&ll=49.266698,-123.254339&spn=0.005881,0.010461&z=17 Google Map]<br />
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<h4 class="toggle">[[Image:More_icon.gif|text-top|link=]] Phone / Email</h4>
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Information & Circulation: (604) 822-2406<br />
Email: [mailto:hssd.library@ubc.ca hssd.library@ubc.ca]<br />
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<h4 class="toggle">[[Image:More_icon.gif|text-top|link=]] Address</h4>
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Walter C. Koerner Library<br />
1958 Main Mall<br />
Vancouver, BC<br />
V6T 1Z2
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[[Category:Koerner Library]]
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Sandbox:Reconstructing Nepal Data Collection

2019-05-27T17:18:48Z

SusanAtkey: /* Summary */

=Summary=

The Reconstructing Nepal project is part of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC)-funded Partnership Development Grant [https://elmnr.arts.ubc.ca/ "Expertise, Labour, and Mobility in Nepal’s Post-Conflict, Post-Earthquake Reconstruction: Construction, Finance, and Law as Domains of Social Transformation"] led by Dr. Sara Shneiderman at the University of British Columbia (UBC) with partners across the world including Social Science Baha and Tribhuvan University in Nepal. This multi-disciplinary study aims to understand the relationships between post-conflict state restructuring and post-earthquake reconstruction in large-scale social transformation through empirical research in the domains of construction, finance and law. The Reconstructing Nepal project is committed to creating an open access data repository to be hosted by the University of British Columbia (UBC).

High quality materials produced and selected by Reconstructing Nepal partners will be archived in [https://circle.ubc.ca/ cIRcle, UBC's open access digital repository], and made available through the Library's Open Collections portal ([https://open.library.ubc.ca/ open.library.ubc.ca]). Each item is given a persistent link (URI and DOI) and is easily findable on search engines such as Google.

This wiki contains recommendations for data and metadata collection for Reconstructing Nepal. Metadata principles and standards are necessary for inclusion in the repository. In particular:

* Data supplied must include metadata in the [[Documentation:Library:Circle/FROGBEAR_Describing_your_data#Metadata_Spreadsheet|required format]]
* Multimedia content should be in [http://wiki.ubc.ca/Library:Circle/File_Format_Guidelines open (non-proprietary) formats]
* Material must be accompanied by a cIRcle license signed by its creator(s). This license permits cIRcle to make content available under a [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Creative Commons License (CC BY)]. (Answer yes to both questions) 
* Any depictions of identifiable persons must be accompanied by a signed release form 
Before beginning data collection, please review the [https://wiki.ubc.ca/images/a/a0/Workflow_Recommendations_for_Data_Collection_April_2019.docx Workflow Recommendations for Data Collection] document.

Sandbox:Reconstructing Nepal Data Collection

2019-05-27T17:15:45Z

SusanAtkey: /* Summary */

=Summary=

The Reconstructing Nepal project is part of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC)-funded Partnership Development Grant [https://elmnr.arts.ubc.ca/ "Expertise, Labour, and Mobility in Nepal’s Post-Conflict, Post-Earthquake Reconstruction: Construction, Finance, and Law as Domains of Social Transformation"]. The Reconstructing Nepal project is committed to creating an open access data repository to be hosted by the University of British Columbia (UBC).

"Expertise, Labour and Mobility in Nepal's Post-Conflict, Post-Disaster Reconstruction: Construction, Finance, and Law as Domains of Social Transformation" is a project led by Dr. Sara Shneiderman at the University of British Columbia (UBC) with partners across the world including Social Science Baha and Tribhuvan University in Nepal. It is supported by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC). This multi-disciplinary study aims to understand the relationships between post-conflict state restructuring and post-earthquake reconstruction in large-scale social transformation through empirical research in the domains of construction, finance and law.

High quality materials produced and selected by Reconstructing Nepal partners will be archived in [https://circle.ubc.ca/ cIRcle, UBC's open access digital repository], and made available through the Library's Open Collections portal ([https://open.library.ubc.ca/ open.library.ubc.ca]). Each item is given a persistent link (URI and DOI) and is easily findable on search engines such as Google.

This wiki contains recommendations for data and metadata collection for Reconstructing Nepal. Metadata principles and standards are necessary for inclusion in the repository. In particular:

* Data supplied must include metadata in the [[Documentation:Library:Circle/FROGBEAR_Describing_your_data#Metadata_Spreadsheet|required format]]
* Multimedia content should be in [http://wiki.ubc.ca/Library:Circle/File_Format_Guidelines open (non-proprietary) formats]
* Material must be accompanied by a cIRcle license signed by its creator(s). This license permits cIRcle to make content available under a [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Creative Commons License (CC BY)]. (Answer yes to both questions) 
* Any depictions of identifiable persons must be accompanied by a signed release form 
Before beginning data collection, please review the [https://wiki.ubc.ca/images/a/a0/Workflow_Recommendations_for_Data_Collection_April_2019.docx Workflow Recommendations for Data Collection] document.

Sandbox:Reconstructing Nepal Data Collection

2019-05-27T17:14:17Z

SusanAtkey: /* Summary */

=Summary=

The Reconstructing Nepal project is part of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC)-funded Partnership Development Grant ‘Expertise, Labour, and Mobility in Nepal’s Post-Conflict, Post-Earthquake Reconstruction: Construction, Finance, and Law as Domains of Social Transformation’. The Reconstructing Nepal project is committed to creating an open access data repository to be hosted by the University of British Columbia (UBC).

"Expertise, Labour and Mobility in Nepal's Post-Conflict, Post-Disaster Reconstruction: Construction, Finance, and Law as Domains of Social Transformation" is a project led by Dr. Sara Shneiderman at the University of British Columbia (UBC) with partners across the world including Social Science Baha and Tribhuvan University in Nepal. It is supported by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC). This multi-disciplinary study aims to understand the relationships between post-conflict state restructuring and post-earthquake reconstruction in large-scale social transformation through empirical research in the domains of construction, finance and law.

High quality materials produced and selected by Reconstructing Nepal partners will be archived in [https://circle.ubc.ca/ cIRcle, UBC's open access digital repository], and made available through the Library's Open Collections portal ([https://open.library.ubc.ca/ open.library.ubc.ca]). Each item is given a persistent link (URI and DOI) and is easily findable on search engines such as Google.

This wiki contains recommendations for data and metadata collection for Reconstructing Nepal. Metadata principles and standards are necessary for inclusion in the repository. In particular:

* Data supplied must include metadata in the [[Documentation:Library:Circle/FROGBEAR_Describing_your_data#Metadata_Spreadsheet|required format]]
* Multimedia content should be in [http://wiki.ubc.ca/Library:Circle/File_Format_Guidelines open (non-proprietary) formats]
* Material must be accompanied by a cIRcle license signed by its creator(s). This license permits cIRcle to make content available under a [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Creative Commons License (CC BY)]. (Answer yes to both questions) 
* Any depictions of identifiable persons must be accompanied by a signed release form 
Before beginning data collection, please review the [https://wiki.ubc.ca/images/a/a0/Workflow_Recommendations_for_Data_Collection_April_2019.docx Workflow Recommendations for Data Collection] document.

Sandbox:Reconstructing Nepal Data Collection

2019-05-27T17:06:35Z

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=Summary=

The FROGBEAR project is committed to creating an open access data repository to be hosted by the University of British Columbia (UBC). High quality materials produced and selected by FROGBEAR research clusters will be archived in [https://circle.ubc.ca/ cIRcle, UBC's open access digital repository], and made available through the Library's Open Collections portal ([https://open.library.ubc.ca/ open.library.ubc.ca]). Each item is given a persistent link (URI and DOI) and is easily findable on search engines such as Google.

This wiki contains recommendations for data and metadata collection for FROGBEAR cluster field trips. Each research cluster can adjust responsibilities and processes based on needs, capacities and working conditions of each group. FROGBEAR metadata principles and standards, however, are necessary for inclusion in the repository. In particular:

* Data supplied must include metadata in the [[Documentation:Library:Circle/FROGBEAR_Describing_your_data#Metadata_Spreadsheet|required format]]
* Multimedia content should be in [http://wiki.ubc.ca/Library:Circle/File_Format_Guidelines open (non-proprietary) formats]
* Material must be accompanied by a cIRcle license signed by its creator(s). This license permits cIRcle to make content available under a [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Creative Commons License (CC BY)]. (Answer yes to both questions) 
* Any depictions of identifiable persons must be accompanied by a signed release form 
Before beginning data collection, please review the [https://wiki.ubc.ca/images/a/a0/Workflow_Recommendations_for_Data_Collection_April_2019.docx Workflow Recommendations for Data Collection] document.

Sandbox:ELMNR

2019-02-27T19:03:17Z

SusanAtkey:

{{Print version||[[http://wiki.ubc.ca/index.php?title=Documentation:Library:Circle/FROGBEAR_Describing_your_data&printable=yes click here]]|FROGBEAR Workflow Describing your data|}}


==Overview==
This document explains how to describe your data when filling out the metadata spreadsheet. Every item in the collection must be accompanied by metadata so that users can find it and understand it.

==Basic Metadata Concepts==
'''Item''': The entire object or group of objects you are capturing
<br>
'''Data:''' Images/videos related to a single item or site
<br>
'''Metadata:''' Description of everything the data represents
<br>
'''Record:''' The combination of data and metadata that creates meaning
[[File:Dataandmetadata.PNG|none|500px|Link=http://wiki.ubc.ca/File:Dataandmetadata.PNG]]

==Metadata Spreadsheet==
The repository uses metadata standards and best practices to make content discoverable and useable by anyone, anywhere. For this reason, every research cluster team creating objects destined for the repository must use the cIRcle Metadata Template. You can ''download a copy of the spreadsheet template here''' [[File:Frogbear cIRcle MetadataTemplate FINAL.xlsx|none|Link=http://wiki.ubc.ca/File:Frogbear_cIRcle_MetadataTemplate_FINAL.xlsx]]
<br>

Every row in the spreadsheet represents a record, which will appear as a single unit in the online repository. It may contain multiple items (files) such as a set of images of the same object or site, multiple segments of video, or an audio recording and a text transcript of the recording.

See, for example, the following entry in the metadata template: <br>
[[File:Metadata spreadsheet example.png|none|900px|link=http://wiki.ubc.ca/File:Metadata_spreadsheet_example.png]]<br>

'''For items to be grouped together in a record, they must all be related enough to be described by a single title and set of keywords'''.<br>

Look at how the above example is displayed in Open Collections to see how the metadata in the spreadsheet is translated for the person viewing the metadata online: "[http://hdl.handle.net/2429/62158 Hall of the Jade Emperor (Yuhuang dian 玉皇殿), Fengxian guan (奉仙觀)]".

Note that there are 11 images associated with this one item record. The "Description" field provides context for each photograph in the item record so that anyone viewing this record can understand how they are all connected and what each image file contains.

To better understand how each field should be used, review the description below of each metadata field for tips on how to describe items in the Frogbear metadata template.

{| class="wikitable"
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[[File:079575-blue-white-pearl-icon-business-light-on.png|x100px|Tip]]
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'''Tip''' Choose one research cluster team member to be responsible for making sure that the metadata provided in the template is consistent and accurate. This person should also be the contact for repository staff to answer questions and provide clarification as needed.</ref>
|}

==Types of Fields==

===Required Fields===
Some fields are required, meaning that you must enter some information into those categories in order for your items to appear in the repository. Optional fields may be left blank. If a required field is missing metadata, we will contact the cluster leader or a designate for more information.

===Repeatable Fields===
Some fields are marked “Repeatable (||)”. This means that you can enter multiple terms. Each term should be separated by double vertical line characters (||, the vertical line is entered with shift-backslash on most keyboards).

An example of a Repeatable field is Creator; this ensures that everyone who created items in the record is listed. In the example above, the creator names were entered in the spreadsheet as: Rusk, Bruce || Liue, Jie ||Wu, Sijia. These fields are linkable in Open Collections so you can click on a creators name and see all of the records associated with that person. For this reason, names need to be entered consistently.

==Use of Fields==

===Filename Field===
This field links the metadata in the spreadsheet to the material in the data files is the Filename(s) field. Before you start creating files, it is important to have a plan for how your research cluster will organize and name it's files. For recommendations on managing your files, see this guide: [[Documentation:Library:Circle/FROGBEAR Organizing content for upload]]

===Title Field===
The title field is important as it gives the record a name and helps people to find your items. In most cases, you will be responsible for creating your own titles so you will need to use it to describe what the image or video is, or what is seen in the item record. Before you start creating titles, see our guide for tips and examples on creating title metadata: [[Documentation:Library:Circle/FROGBEAR Title metadata]]

===Description Field===
The description field gives a brief explanation of content. It is typical a few sentences long and gives detail about the content and context of the text, photo, video, or audio file. If you have multiple files for one record, this is also where you would describe what is seen in each file. For more information on how to create descriptions, see [[Documentation:Library:Circle/FROGBEAR Description metadata]]
[[Category:ELMNR|Template]]

Sandbox:ELMNR

2019-02-27T19:01:57Z

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Documentation:Research Commons/Consultations2

2016-04-08T00:21:06Z

SusanAtkey: /* Winter 2016 Consultation Hours */

=== Winter 2016 Consultation Hours ===
All consultations are by appointment only. Book a consultation via our [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form/ Consultation Request Form].
<br> '''Note''': Last day of consultations for Winter Term is '''Friday, April 22'''.
<p>
'''Thesis Formatting'''
<br>
*Tuesdays 5:00 - 7:00pm
*Fridays 9:00 - 11:00am
<p>
'''Citation Management'''
<br>
*Tuesdays 5:00 - 7:00pm
*Fridays 9:00 - 11:00am

<p>
'''Data Analysis Software Support'''
<br>

*NVivo: Tuesdays 11:00am - 2:00pm AND Wednesdays 1:00 - 4:00pm
*R Software: Mondays 10:00am - 1:00pm AND 2:00 - 5:00pm
*SPSS Statistical Software: Mondays 10:00am - 1:00pm AND 2:00 - 5:00pm, AND Wednesdays 1:00 - 4:00pm

<br>

=== Location ===
'''Koerner Library, Room 218A (second floor)'''
<p>
[[File:UBC Koerner Library 2nd Floor Map.jpg|small|UBC Koerner Library 2nd Floor Map]]

<p>

<p>

<br>
To book a one-on-one consultation appointment, please fill out the [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form/ '''Consultation Request Form'''].
<p>
We also offer Online appointments (Skype, Google Hangouts, etc.) for students that are studying around the world and not able to make it to campus in person during our scheduled consultation hours.

Documentation:Research Commons/Consultations2

2016-02-29T23:27:06Z

SusanAtkey: /* Winter 2016 Consultation Hours */

=== Winter 2016 Consultation Hours ===
All consultations are by appointment only. Book a consultation via our [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form/ Consultation Request Form].
<p>
'''Thesis Formatting'''
<br>
*Tuesdays 5:00 - 7:00pm
*Fridays 9:00 - 11:00am
<p>
'''Citation Management'''
<br>
*Tuesdays 5:00 - 7:00pm
*Fridays 9:00 - 11:00am

<p>
'''Data Analysis Software Support'''
<br>

*NVivo: February - Tuesday, 11:00am - 2:00pm AND Wednesdays 1-4pm
*R Software: 'Mondays, 2:00 - 5:00pm
*SPSS Statistical Software:Mondays, 2:00 - 5:00pm AND Wednesdays 1-4pm

<br>

=== Location ===
'''Koerner Library, Room 218A (second floor)'''
<p>
[[File:UBC Koerner Library 2nd Floor Map.jpg|small|UBC Koerner Library 2nd Floor Map]]

<p>

<p>

<br>
To book a one-on-one consultation appointment, please fill out the [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form/ '''Consultation Request Form'''].
<p>
We also offer Online appointments (Skype, Google Hangouts, etc.) for students that are studying around the world and not able to make it to campus in person during our scheduled consultation hours.

Documentation:Research Commons/Consultations2

2016-02-16T23:43:04Z

SusanAtkey: /* Winter 2016 Consultation Hours */

=== Winter 2016 Consultation Hours ===
All consultations are by appointment only. Book a consultation via our [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form/ Consultation Request Form].
<p>
'''Thesis Formatting'''
<br>
*Tuesdays 5:00 - 7:00pm
*Fridays 9:00 - 11:00am
<p>
'''Citation Management'''
<br>
*Tuesdays 5:00 - 7:00pm
*Fridays 9:00 - 11:00am

<p>
'''Data Analysis Software Support'''
<br>

*NVivo: February - Wednesdays, 11:00am - 2:00pm
(In March, it will be Tuesdays, 11:00am - 2:00pm)
*R Software: 'Mondays, 2:00 - 5:00pm
*SPSS Statistical Software:Mondays, 2:00 - 5:00pm

<br>

=== Location ===
'''Koerner Library, Room 218A (second floor)'''
<p>
[[File:UBC Koerner Library 2nd Floor Map.jpg|small|UBC Koerner Library 2nd Floor Map]]

<p>

<p>

<br>
To book a one-on-one consultation appointment, please fill out the [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form/ '''Consultation Request Form'''].
<p>
We also offer Online appointments (Skype, Google Hangouts, etc.) for students that are studying around the world and not able to make it to campus in person during our scheduled consultation hours.

Documentation:Research Commons Newsletter

2016-02-02T23:51:50Z

SusanAtkey:

=Research Commons February 2016 Events=
The [http://us5.campaign-archive1.com/?u=e1971ea25e9795a7f96774ae7&id=42d9d78cc4&e=237c18a95d Research Commons February Events newsletter] is now out!

[[File:Research Commons February Events.png|Research Commons February Events| link=http://us5.campaign-archive1.com/?u=e1971ea25e9795a7f96774ae7&id=42d9d78cc4&e=237c18a95d]]

Documentation:Research Commons Newsletter

2016-02-02T23:49:08Z

SusanAtkey: /* Research Commons December 2015 Newsletter */

=Research Commons February 2016 Events=
The [http://us5.campaign-archive1.com/?u=e1971ea25e9795a7f96774ae7&id=42d9d78cc4&e=237c18a95d Research Commons February Events newsletter] is now out!

[[File:Research Commons February Events.png|Research Commons February Events link=http://us5.campaign-archive1.com/?u=e1971ea25e9795a7f96774ae7&id=42d9d78cc4&e=237c18a95d]]

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Documentation:Research Commons/Consultations2

2016-01-21T06:23:26Z

SusanAtkey:

=== Winter 2016 Consultation Hours ===
All consultations are by appointment only. Book a consultation via our [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form/ Consultation Request Form].
<p>
'''Thesis Formatting'''
<br>
*Tuesdays 5:00 - 7:00pm
*Fridays 9:00 - 11:00am
<p>
'''Citation Management'''
<br>
*Tuesdays 5:00 - 7:00pm
*Fridays 9:00 - 11:00am

<p>
'''Data Analysis Software Support'''
<br>

*NVivo: Tuesdays, 11:00am - 2:00pm
*R Software: 'Mondays, 2:00 - 5:00pm
*SPSS Statistical Software:Mondays, 2:00 - 5:00pm

<br>

=== Location ===
'''Koerner Library, Room 218A (second floor)'''
<p>
[[File:UBC Koerner Library 2nd Floor Map.jpg|small|UBC Koerner Library 2nd Floor Map]]

<p>

<p>

<br>
To book a one-on-one consultation appointment, please fill out the [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form/ '''Consultation Request Form'''].
<p>
We also offer Online appointments (Skype, Google Hangouts, etc.) for students that are studying around the world and not able to make it to campus in person during our scheduled consultation hours.

Documentation:Research Commons/Consultations2

2016-01-21T06:22:44Z

SusanAtkey: /* Winter 2016 Consultation Hours */

=== Winter 2016 Consultation Hours ===
All consultations are by appointment only. Book a consultation via our [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form/ Consultation Request Form].
<p>
'''Thesis Formatting'''
<br>
*Tuesdays 5:00 - 7:00pm
*Fridays 9:00 - 11:00am
<p>
'''Citation Management'''
<br>
*Tuesdays 5:00 - 7:00pm
*Fridays 9:00 - 11:00am

<p>
'''Data Analysis Software Support'''
<br>

*NVivo: Tuesdays, 11:00am - 2:00pm
*R Software: 'Mondays, 2:00 - 5:00pm
*SPSS Statistical Software:Mondays, 2:00 - 5:00pm

<br>

=== Location ===
'''Koerner Library, Room 218A (second floor)'''
<p>
[[File:UBC Koerner Library 2nd Floor Map.jpg|small|UBC Koerner Library 2nd Floor Map]]

<p>

<p>

<br>
To book a one-on-one consultation appointment, please fill out the following request form: [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form/ '''Research Commons Consultation Form'''].
<p>
We also offer Online appointments (Skype, Google Hangouts, etc.) for students that are studying around the world and not able to make it to campus in person during our scheduled consultation hours.

Documentation:Research Commons/Consultations2

2016-01-19T01:02:38Z

SusanAtkey: /* Winter 2016 Consultation Hours */

=== Winter 2016 Consultation Hours ===
'''All consultations are by appointment only.'''<br>

<br>
*Citation Management: '''Tuesdays 5:00PM - 7:00PM'''
*NVivo Software Support: '''Tuesdays, 11:00AM - 2:00PM'''
*R Software Support: '''Mondays, 2:00PM - 5:00PM'''
*SPSS Statistical Software Support: '''Mondays, 2:00PM - 5:00PM'''
*Thesis Formatting: '''Tuesdays 5:00PM - 7:00PM'''

<br>

=== Location ===
'''Koerner Library, Room 218A (second floor)'''
<p>
[[File:UBC Koerner Library 2nd Floor Map.jpg|small|UBC Koerner Library 2nd Floor Map]]

<p>

<p>

<br>
To book a one-on-one consultation appointment, please fill out the following request form: [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form/ '''Research Commons Consultation Form'''].
<p>
We also offer Online appointments (Skype, Google Hangouts, etc.) for students that are studying around the world and not able to make it to campus in person during our scheduled consultation hours.

Documentation:Research Commons/Consultations2

2016-01-19T00:54:14Z

SusanAtkey: /* Winter 2016 Consultation Hours */

=== Winter 2016 Consultation Hours ===
'''All consultations are by appointment only.'''<br>

<br>
*Citation Management: '''Tuesdays 4:00PM - 7:00PM'''
*NVivo Software Support: '''Tuesdays, 11:00AM - 2:00PM'''
*R Software Support: '''Mondays, 2:00PM - 5:00PM'''
*SPSS Statistical Software Support: '''Mondays, 2:00PM - 5:00PM'''
*Thesis Formatting: '''Tuesdays 4:00PM - 7:00PM'''

<br>

=== Location ===
'''Koerner Library, Room 218A (second floor)'''
<p>
[[File:UBC Koerner Library 2nd Floor Map.jpg|small|UBC Koerner Library 2nd Floor Map]]

<p>

<p>

<br>
To book a one-on-one consultation appointment, please fill out the following request form: [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form/ '''Research Commons Consultation Form'''].
<p>
We also offer Online appointments (Skype, Google Hangouts, etc.) for students that are studying around the world and not able to make it to campus in person during our scheduled consultation hours.

Documentation:Research Commons/Consultations2

2016-01-18T23:58:11Z

SusanAtkey:

=== Winter 2016 Consultation Hours ===
'''All consultations are by appointment only.'''<br>

<br>
*Citation Management: '''Thursdays 4:00PM - 7:00PM'''
*NVivo Software Support: '''Tuesdays, 11:00AM - 2:00PM'''
*R Software Support: '''Mondays, 2:00PM - 5:00PM'''
*SPSS Statistical Software Support: '''Mondays, 2:00PM - 5:00PM'''
*Thesis Formatting: '''Thursdays 4:00PM - 7:00PM'''

<br>

=== Location ===
'''Koerner Library, Room 218A (second floor)'''
<p>
[[File:UBC Koerner Library 2nd Floor Map.jpg|small|UBC Koerner Library 2nd Floor Map]]

<p>

<p>

<br>
To book a one-on-one consultation appointment, please fill out the following request form: [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form/ '''Research Commons Consultation Form'''].
<p>
We also offer Online appointments (Skype, Google Hangouts, etc.) for students that are studying around the world and not able to make it to campus in person during our scheduled consultation hours.

Documentation:Research Commons/Consultations2

2016-01-18T23:57:40Z

SusanAtkey: /* Winter 2016 Consultation Hours */

'''Consultations are now closed for 2015. We'll be back on January 18, 2016.'''

Happy Holidays!

=== Winter 2016 Consultation Hours ===
'''All consultations are by appointment only.'''<br>

<br>
*Citation Management: '''Thursdays 4:00PM - 7:00PM'''
*NVivo Software Support: '''Tuesdays, 11:00AM - 2:00PM'''
*R Software Support: '''Mondays, 2:00PM - 5:00PM'''
*SPSS Statistical Software Support: '''Mondays, 2:00PM - 5:00PM'''
*Thesis Formatting: '''Thursdays 4:00PM - 7:00PM'''

<br>

=== Location ===
'''Koerner Library, Room 218A (second floor)'''
<p>
[[File:UBC Koerner Library 2nd Floor Map.jpg|small|UBC Koerner Library 2nd Floor Map]]

<p>

<p>

<br>
To book a one-on-one consultation appointment, please fill out the following request form: [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form/ '''Research Commons Consultation Form'''].
<p>
We also offer Online appointments (Skype, Google Hangouts, etc.) for students that are studying around the world and not able to make it to campus in person during our scheduled consultation hours.

Documentation:Research Commons/Consultations2

2015-12-18T22:47:21Z

SusanAtkey: /* Fall 2015 Consultation Hours */

'''Consultations are now closed for 2015. We'll be back on January 18, 2016.'''

Happy Holidays!

=== Winter 2016 Consultation Hours ===
'''All consultations are by appointment only.'''<br>

<br>
*Citation Management: '''Thursdays 4:00PM - 7:00PM'''
*NVivo Software Support: '''Tuesdays, 11:00AM - 2:00PM'''
*R Software Support: '''Mondays, 1:00PM - 4:00PM'''
*SPSS Statistical Software Support: '''Mondays, 1:00PM - 4:00PM'''
*Thesis Formatting: '''Thursdays 4:00PM - 7:00PM'''

<br>

=== Location ===
'''Koerner Library, Room 218A (second floor)'''
<p>
[[File:UBC Koerner Library 2nd Floor Map.jpg|small|UBC Koerner Library 2nd Floor Map]]

<p>

<p>

<br>
To book a one-on-one consultation appointment, please fill out the following request form: [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form/ '''Research Commons Consultation Form'''].
<p>
We also offer Online appointments (Skype, Google Hangouts, etc.) for students that are studying around the world and not able to make it to campus in person during our scheduled consultation hours.

Documentation:Research Commons/Consultations2

2015-12-05T02:54:31Z

SusanAtkey: /* Fall 2015 Consultation Hours */

=== Fall 2015 Consultation Hours ===
'''All consultations are by appointment only.'''<br>
'''Please note that our last week of consultations is Dec 7th - 10th.'''
<br>
*Citation Management: '''Tuesdays 4:00PM - 7:00PM'''
*Citation Management: '''Thursdays 4:00PM - 7:00PM'''
*NVivo Software Support: '''Mondays, 11:00AM - 2:00PM'''
*R Software Support: '''Mondays, 12:00PM - 3:00PM'''
*SPSS Statistical Software Support: '''Mondays, 12:00PM - 3:00PM'''
*Thesis Formatting: '''Tuesdays 4:00PM - 7:00PM'''
*Thesis Formatting: '''Thursdays 4:00PM - 7:00PM'''

<br>

=== Location ===
'''Koerner Library, Room 218A (second floor)'''
<p>
[[File:UBC Koerner Library 2nd Floor Map.jpg|small|UBC Koerner Library 2nd Floor Map]]

<p>

<p>

<br>
To book a one-on-one consultation appointment, please fill out the following request form: [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form/ '''Research Commons Consultation Form'''].
<p>
We also offer Online appointments (Skype, Google Hangouts, etc.) for students that are studying around the world and not able to make it to campus in person during our scheduled consultation hours.

Documentation:Research Commons/Consultations2

2015-12-05T02:54:07Z

SusanAtkey: /* Consultation Hours */

=== Fall 2015 Consultation Hours ===
'''All consultations are by appointment only'''<br>
'''Please note that our last week of consultations is Dec 7th - 10th.'''
<br>
*Citation Management: '''Tuesdays 4:00PM - 7:00PM'''
*Citation Management: '''Thursdays 4:00PM - 7:00PM'''
*NVivo Software Support: '''Mondays, 11:00AM - 2:00PM'''
*R Software Support: '''Mondays, 12:00PM - 3:00PM'''
*SPSS Statistical Software Support: '''Mondays, 12:00PM - 3:00PM'''
*Thesis Formatting: '''Tuesdays 4:00PM - 7:00PM'''
*Thesis Formatting: '''Thursdays 4:00PM - 7:00PM'''

<br>

=== Location ===
'''Koerner Library, Room 218A (second floor)'''
<p>
[[File:UBC Koerner Library 2nd Floor Map.jpg|small|UBC Koerner Library 2nd Floor Map]]

<p>

<p>

<br>
To book a one-on-one consultation appointment, please fill out the following request form: [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form/ '''Research Commons Consultation Form'''].
<p>
We also offer Online appointments (Skype, Google Hangouts, etc.) for students that are studying around the world and not able to make it to campus in person during our scheduled consultation hours.

Library:Research Commons

2015-09-24T20:50:50Z

SusanAtkey:

== Our Services ==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/Our_Services}}

== Consultations ==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/Consultations2}}

== About Us==
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== The Team ==
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== Related Services at UBC ==
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[[Category:HSSD]] [[Category:Research Commons]]

Sandbox:RCStaff

2015-08-31T23:11:40Z

SusanAtkey:

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Susan looks after the day-to-day operations of the Research Commons. She coordinates with Library and campus partners to ensure the project's success, and is responsible for managing the budget, and the ongoing hiring, training and supervision of the Research Commons team. Susan also organizes the Graduate Student Workshop Series which help students with all the steps of the research process, from literature reviews to getting published to measuring research publication impact.
|-
| Example || Mark Christensen, Graduate Student Coordinator
Mark is a second year MLIS student. He has worked in leadership positions at multiple Fortune 500 companies before coming to UBC and spent his first year researching librarian branding. As the Graduate Student Coordinator, Mark works with all members of the Research Commons team to work on program development and assessment, and he delivers Citation Management and Thesis Formatting workshops. Mark also liaises with campus groups to organize custom workshops and special events like FIREtalks and the Cinema Salon series. To contact Mark with questions or to schedule an appointment, please email him at mark.christensen@ubc.ca.
|-
| Example || Jose Arias Bustamente, Graduate Assistant
Jose is a second year PhD student in the Sustainable Forest Management Research Group in the Faculty of Forestry at UBC. His research focuses on Indigenous communities from Chile, with particular interest in the land access struggles of Mapuche communities. At the Research Commons, Jose provides instruction and support on NVivo, a Computer-Assisted Qualitative Data Analysis Software (CAQDAS). He runs workshops, in collaboration with Jennifer Abel, and also offers individual appointments, and e-mail consultations. To contact Jose with questions or to schedule an appointment, please email jose.arias-bustamante@ubc.ca.
|-
| Example || Barak Caracheo, Graduate Assistant
Barak is a Ph.D student in the Graduate Program in Neuroscience. His research focuses on the neural processes and computations of the prefrontal cortex that are involved in action selection and decision making. At the Research Commons, Barak helps coordinate FIREtalks, which is an interdisciplinary forum that allows students to share and discuss their own research and ideas with people from other areas of study. If you are interested in participating or want to get more information about FIREtalks, email Barak at kracheo@gmail.com.
|-
| Example || Andrea Haber, Graduate Assistant
Andrea is in the first year of her MA in Planning with the School of Community and Regional Planning, with a focus on social planning and community development. At the Research Commons, Andrea delivers workshops and provides individual consultation on thesis formatting and citation management programs, including Zotero, Mendeley, Flow, and RefWorks. To contact Andrea with questions or to schedule an appointment, please email her at andrea.haber@ubc.ca.
|-
| Example || Shayesteh Jahanfar, Graduate Assistant
Shayesteh is a fourth-year PhD candidate in the School of Population and Public Health, UBC. She provides instruction and support to UBC undergraduate and graduate students about SPSS, a statistical software. She runs SPSS workshops in the Research Commons supporting statistical analysis and research methodology using SPSS. If you have any question about SPSS, data management,statistical analysis and research methodology. Shayesteh can be reached at shayesteh.jahanfar@ubc.ca.
|-
| [[File:Photo PILTAN Mehdi 2015.jpg|thumb|photo]]|| Mehdi Piltan, Graduate Assistant
Mehdi is in the third year of his PhD in the Industrial Engineering Group in the Faculty of Forestry at UBC. He did his master in Industrial Engineering and his bachelor in Mechanical Engineering. At Research Commons, Mehdi provides Citation Management instruction (including Zotero, Menedely, Flow, and RefWorks) and support through workshops, individual appointments, and e-mail consultations. To contact Mehdi with questions or to schedule an appointment, please email mehdi.piltan@ubc.ca.
|-
| Example || Sheryl Adam, Librarian, Humanities and Social Sciences Division
Sheryl is the liaison librarian for FIREtalks. She also teaches some of the workshops in the Graduate Student Workshop Series
|-
| Example || Erin Fields, Liaison Librarian & Flexible Learning Coordinator
Erin is the liaison librarian responsible for the citation management and thesis formatting teams of the Research Commons. This year the citation management team will focus on Mendeley, Refworks, Flow, and Zotero.
|-
| Example || Kelly Schultz, Data/GIS Librarian
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Library:Research Commons

2015-08-24T07:27:59Z

SusanAtkey:

'''We're Looking for Team Members!'''

If you feel inspired to help fellow grad students learn about and work with statistical and qualitative data software, we are interested in hearing from you. We're currently looking for two grad students to join our Statistical Software Support (SPSS, R) and Qualitative Data Software Support (NVivo) teams.

Interested? Position details and application information can be found on the job postings listed below:
* [http://koerner-library.sites.olt.ubc.ca/files/2015/08/1JD-Research-Commons-Assistants-SPSS-Support-2015-2016.pdf Statistical Software Support]
* [http://koerner-library.sites.olt.ubc.ca/files/2015/08/2JD-Research-Commons-Assistants-Qualitative-Software-Support-2015-2016.pdf Qualitative Data Analysis Software Support]

Apply by 5 pm,Thursday September 10.
== Our Services ==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/Our_Services}}

== Consultations ==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/Consultations2}}

== About Us==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/About_Us}}

== The Team ==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/The_Team}}

== Related Services at UBC ==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/Other_Resources}}

[[Category:HSSD]] [[Category:Research Commons]]

Library:Research Commons

2015-08-24T06:02:47Z

SusanAtkey:

'''We're Looking for Team Members!'''

If you feel inspired to help fellow grad students learn about and work with statistical and qualitative data software, we’re interested in hearing from you.

We are currently looking for two grad students to join our Statistical Software Support (SPSS, R) and Qualitative Data Software Support (NVivo) teams.

Interested? Position details and application information can be found on the job postings listed below:
* [http://koerner-library.sites.olt.ubc.ca/files/2015/08/1JD-Research-Commons-Assistants-SPSS-Support-2015-2016.pdf Statistical Software Support]
* [http://koerner-library.sites.olt.ubc.ca/files/2015/08/2JD-Research-Commons-Assistants-Qualitative-Software-Support-2015-2016.pdf Qualitative Data Analysis Software Support]

Apply by 5 pm,Thursday September 10.
== Our Services ==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/Our_Services}}

== Consultations ==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/Consultations2}}

== About Us==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/About_Us}}

== The Team ==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/The_Team}}

== Related Services at UBC ==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/Other_Resources}}

[[Category:HSSD]] [[Category:Research Commons]]

Library:Research Commons

2015-08-24T05:59:00Z

SusanAtkey:

'''We're Looking for Team Members!'''

If you feel inspired to help fellow grad students learn about and work with statistical and qualitative data software, we’re interested in hearing from you.

We are currently looking for two grad students to join our Statistical Software Support (SPSS, R) and Qualitative Data Software Support (NVivo) teams.

Interested? Position details and application information can be found on the job postings listed below:
* [http://koerner-library.sites.olt.ubc.ca/files/2015/08/1JD-Research-Commons-Assistants-SPSS-Support-2015-2016.pdf Statistical Software Support]
* [http://koerner-library.sites.olt.ubc.ca/files/2015/08/NVivo.JD-Research-Commons-Assistants-Qualitative-Software-Support-2015-20163.docx Qualitative Data Analysis Software Support]

Apply by 5 pm,Thursday September 10.
== Our Services ==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/Our_Services}}

== Consultations ==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/Consultations2}}

== About Us==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/About_Us}}

== The Team ==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/The_Team}}

== Related Services at UBC ==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/Other_Resources}}

[[Category:HSSD]] [[Category:Research Commons]]

Library:Research Commons

2015-08-24T05:58:27Z

SusanAtkey:

'''We're Looking for Team Members!'''

If you feel inspired to help fellow grad students learn about and work with statistical and qualitative data software, we’re interested in hearing from you.

We are currently looking for two grad students to join our Statistical Software Support and Qualitative Data Software Support teams.

Interested? Position details and application information can be found on the job postings listed below:
* [http://koerner-library.sites.olt.ubc.ca/files/2015/08/1JD-Research-Commons-Assistants-SPSS-Support-2015-2016.pdf Statistical Software Support]
* [http://koerner-library.sites.olt.ubc.ca/files/2015/08/NVivo.JD-Research-Commons-Assistants-Qualitative-Software-Support-2015-20163.docx Qualitative Data Analysis Software Support]

Apply by 5 pm,Thursday September 10.
== Our Services ==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/Our_Services}}

== Consultations ==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/Consultations2}}

== About Us==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/About_Us}}

== The Team ==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/The_Team}}

== Related Services at UBC ==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/Other_Resources}}

[[Category:HSSD]] [[Category:Research Commons]]

Library:Research Commons

2015-08-24T05:48:37Z

SusanAtkey:

'''We're Looking for Team Members!'''

If you feel inspired to help fellow grad students learn about and work with statistical and qualitative data software, we’re interested in hearing from you.

We are currently looking for two grad students to join our Statistical Software Support and Qualitative Data Software Support teams.

Interested? Position details and application information can be found on the job postings listed below:
* [http://koerner-library.sites.olt.ubc.ca/files/2015/08/1JD-Research-Commons-Assistants-SPSS-Support-2015-2016.pdf Statistical Software Support]
* Qualitative Data Analysis Software Support

Apply by 5 pm,Thursday September 10.
== Our Services ==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/Our_Services}}

== Consultations ==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/Consultations2}}

== About Us==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/About_Us}}

== The Team ==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/The_Team}}

== Related Services at UBC ==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/Other_Resources}}

[[Category:HSSD]] [[Category:Research Commons]]

Library:Research Commons

2015-08-24T05:45:02Z

SusanAtkey:

'''We're Looking for Team Members!'''

If you feel inspired to help fellow grad students learn about and work with statistical and qualitative data software, we’re interested in hearing from you.

We are currently looking for two grad students to join our Statistical Software Support and Qualitative Data Software Support teams.

Interested? Position details and application information can be found on the job postings listed below:
* Statistical Software Support
* Qualitative Data Analysis Software Support

Apply by 5 pm,Thursday September 10.
== Our Services ==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/Our_Services}}

== Consultations ==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/Consultations2}}

== About Us==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/About_Us}}

== The Team ==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/The_Team}}

== Related Services at UBC ==
{{Documentation:Research_Commons/Other_Resources}}

[[Category:HSSD]] [[Category:Research Commons]]

Sandbox:RCStaff

2015-08-14T23:06:04Z

SusanAtkey:

{| class="wikitable"
|-
| [[File:Atkey.jpg|thumb|Susan Atkey, Librarian, Koerner Library]]||
Susan looks after the day-to-day operations of the Research Commons. She coordinates with Library and campus partners to ensure the project's success, and is responsible for managing the budget, and the ongoing hiring, training and supervision of the Research Commons team. Susan also organizes the Graduate Student Workshop Series which help students with all the steps of the research process, from literature reviews to getting published to measuring research publication impact.
|-
| Example || Mark Christensen, Graduate Student Coordinator
Mark is a second year MLIS student. He has worked in leadership positions at multiple Fortune 500 companies before coming to UBC and spent his first year researching librarian branding. As the Graduate Student Coordinator, Mark works with all members of the Research Commons team to work on program development and assessment, and he delivers Citation Management and Thesis Formatting workshops. Mark also liaises with campus groups to organize custom workshops and special events like FIREtalks and the Cinema Salon series. To contact Mark with questions or to schedule an appointment, please email him at mark.christensen@ubc.ca.
|-
| Example || Jose Arias Bustamente, Graduate Assistant
Jose is a second year PhD student in the Sustainable Forest Management Research Group in the Faculty of Forestry at UBC. His research focuses on Indigenous communities from Chile, with particular interest in the land access struggles of Mapuche communities. At the Research Commons, Jose provides instruction and support on NVivo, a Computer-Assisted Qualitative Data Analysis Software (CAQDAS). He runs workshops, in collaboration with Jennifer Abel, and also offers individual appointments, and e-mail consultations. To contact Jose with questions or to schedule an appointment, please email jose.arias-bustamante@ubc.ca.
|-
| Example || Barak Caracheo, Graduate Assistant
Barak is a Ph.D student in the Graduate Program in Neuroscience. His research focuses on the neural processes and computations of the prefrontal cortex that are involved in action selection and decision making. At the Research Commons, Barak helps coordinate FIREtalks, which is an interdisciplinary forum that allows students to share and discuss their own research and ideas with people from other areas of study. If you are interested in participating or want to get more information about FIREtalks, email Barak at kracheo@gmail.com.
|-
| Example || Andrea Haber, Graduate Assistant
Andrea is in the first year of her MA in Planning with the School of Community and Regional Planning, with a focus on social planning and community development. At the Research Commons, Andrea delivers workshops and provides individual consultation on thesis formatting and citation management programs, including Zotero, Mendeley, Flow, and RefWorks. To contact Andrea with questions or to schedule an appointment, please email her at andrea.haber@ubc.ca.
|-
| Example || Shayesteh Jahanfar, Graduate Assistant
Shayesteh is a fourth-year PhD candidate in the School of Population and Public Health, UBC. She provides instruction and support to UBC undergraduate and graduate students about SPSS, a statistical software. She runs SPSS workshops in the Research Commons supporting statistical analysis and research methodology using SPSS. If you have any question about SPSS, data management,statistical analysis and research methodology. Shayesteh can be reached at shayesteh.jahanfar@ubc.ca.
|-
| Example || Mehdi Piltan, Graduate Assistant
Mehdi is in the third year of his PhD in the Industrial Engineering Group in the Faculty of Forestry at UBC. He did his master in Industrial Engineering and his bachelor in Mechanical Engineering. At Research Commons, Mehdi provides Citation Management instruction (including Zotero, Menedely, Flow, and RefWorks) and support through workshops, individual appointments, and e-mail consultations. To contact Mehdi with questions or to schedule an appointment, please email mehdi.piltan@ubc.ca.
|-
| Example || Sheryl Adam, Librarian, Humanities and Social Sciences Division
Sheryl is the liaison librarian for FIREtalks. She also teaches some of the workshops in the Graduate Student Workshop Series
|-
| Example || Erin Fields, Liaison Librarian & Flexible Learning Coordinator
Erin is the liaison librarian responsible for the citation management and thesis formatting teams of the Research Commons. This year the citation management team will focus on Mendeley, Refworks, Flow, and Zotero.
|-
| Example || Kelly Schultz, Data/GIS Librarian
|}

Sandbox:RCStaff

2015-08-14T00:05:00Z

SusanAtkey:

{| class="wikitable"
|-
| [[File:Atkey.jpg|thumb|Susan Atkey]]|| Susan Atkey, Librarian, Humanities and Social Sciences Division
Susan looks after the day-to-day operations of the Research Commons. She coordinates with Library and campus partners to ensure the project's success, and is responsible for managing the budget, and the ongoing hiring, training and supervision of the Research Commons team. Susan also organizes the Graduate Student Workshop Series which help students with all the steps of the research process, from literature reviews to getting published to measuring research publication impact.
|-
| Example || Mark Christensen, Graduate Student Coordinator
Mark is a second year MLIS student. He has worked in leadership positions at multiple Fortune 500 companies before coming to UBC and spent his first year researching librarian branding. As the Graduate Student Coordinator, Mark works with all members of the Research Commons team to work on program development and assessment, and he delivers Citation Management and Thesis Formatting workshops. Mark also liaises with campus groups to organize custom workshops and special events like FIREtalks and the Cinema Salon series. To contact Mark with questions or to schedule an appointment, please email him at mark.christensen@ubc.ca.
|-
| Example || Jose Arias Bustamente, Graduate Assistant
Jose is a second year PhD student in the Sustainable Forest Management Research Group in the Faculty of Forestry at UBC. His research focuses on Indigenous communities from Chile, with particular interest in the land access struggles of Mapuche communities. At the Research Commons, Jose provides instruction and support on NVivo, a Computer-Assisted Qualitative Data Analysis Software (CAQDAS). He runs workshops, in collaboration with Jennifer Abel, and also offers individual appointments, and e-mail consultations. To contact Jose with questions or to schedule an appointment, please email jose.arias-bustamante@ubc.ca.
|-
| Example || Barak Caracheo, Graduate Assistant
Barak is a Ph.D student in the Graduate Program in Neuroscience. His research focuses on the neural processes and computations of the prefrontal cortex that are involved in action selection and decision making. At the Research Commons, Barak helps coordinate FIREtalks, which is an interdisciplinary forum that allows students to share and discuss their own research and ideas with people from other areas of study. If you are interested in participating or want to get more information about FIREtalks, email Barak at kracheo@gmail.com.
|-
| Example || Andrea Haber, Graduate Assistant
Andrea is in the first year of her MA in Planning with the School of Community and Regional Planning, with a focus on social planning and community development. At the Research Commons, Andrea delivers workshops and provides individual consultation on thesis formatting and citation management programs, including Zotero, Mendeley, Flow, and RefWorks. To contact Andrea with questions or to schedule an appointment, please email her at andrea.haber@ubc.ca.
|-
| Example || Shayesteh Jahanfar, Graduate Assistant
Shayesteh is a fourth-year PhD candidate in the School of Population and Public Health, UBC. She provides instruction and support to UBC undergraduate and graduate students about SPSS, a statistical software. She runs SPSS workshops in the Research Commons supporting statistical analysis and research methodology using SPSS. If you have any question about SPSS, data management,statistical analysis and research methodology. Shayesteh can be reached at shayesteh.jahanfar@ubc.ca.
|-
| Example || Mehdi Piltan, Graduate Assistant
Mehdi is in the third year of his PhD in the Industrial Engineering Group in the Faculty of Forestry at UBC. He did his master in Industrial Engineering and his bachelor in Mechanical Engineering. At Research Commons, Mehdi provides Citation Management instruction (including Zotero, Menedely, Flow, and RefWorks) and support through workshops, individual appointments, and e-mail consultations. To contact Mehdi with questions or to schedule an appointment, please email mehdi.piltan@ubc.ca.
|-
| Example || Sheryl Adam, Librarian, Humanities and Social Sciences Division
Sheryl is the liaison librarian for FIREtalks. She also teaches some of the workshops in the Graduate Student Workshop Series
|-
| Example || Erin Fields, Liaison Librarian & Flexible Learning Coordinator
Erin is the liaison librarian responsible for the citation management and thesis formatting teams of the Research Commons. This year the citation management team will focus on Mendeley, Refworks, Flow, and Zotero.
|-
| Example || Kelly Schultz, Data/GIS Librarian
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| Example || Susan Atkey, Librarian, Humanities and Social Sciences Division
Susan looks after the day-to-day operations of the Research Commons. She coordinates with Library and campus partners to ensure the project's success, and is responsible for managing the budget, and the ongoing hiring, training and supervision of the Research Commons team. Susan also organizes the Graduate Student Workshop Series which help students with all the steps of the research process, from literature reviews to getting published to measuring research publication impact.
|-
| Example || Mark Christensen, Graduate Student Coordinator
Mark is a second year MLIS student. He has worked in leadership positions at multiple Fortune 500 companies before coming to UBC and spent his first year researching librarian branding. As the Graduate Student Coordinator, Mark works with all members of the Research Commons team to work on program development and assessment, and he delivers Citation Management and Thesis Formatting workshops. Mark also liaises with campus groups to organize custom workshops and special events like FIREtalks and the Cinema Salon series. To contact Mark with questions or to schedule an appointment, please email him at mark.christensen@ubc.ca.
|-
| Example || Jose Arias Bustamente, Graduate Assistant
Jose is a second year PhD student in the Sustainable Forest Management Research Group in the Faculty of Forestry at UBC. His research focuses on Indigenous communities from Chile, with particular interest in the land access struggles of Mapuche communities. At the Research Commons, Jose provides instruction and support on NVivo, a Computer-Assisted Qualitative Data Analysis Software (CAQDAS). He runs workshops, in collaboration with Jennifer Abel, and also offers individual appointments, and e-mail consultations. To contact Jose with questions or to schedule an appointment, please email jose.arias-bustamante@ubc.ca.
|-
| Example || Barak Caracheo, Graduate Assistant
Barak is a Ph.D student in the Graduate Program in Neuroscience. His research focuses on the neural processes and computations of the prefrontal cortex that are involved in action selection and decision making. At the Research Commons, Barak helps coordinate FIREtalks, which is an interdisciplinary forum that allows students to share and discuss their own research and ideas with people from other areas of study. If you are interested in participating or want to get more information about FIREtalks, email Barak at kracheo@gmail.com.
|-
| Example || Andrea Haber, Graduate Assistant
Andrea is in the first year of her MA in Planning with the School of Community and Regional Planning, with a focus on social planning and community development. At the Research Commons, Andrea delivers workshops and provides individual consultation on thesis formatting and citation management programs, including Zotero, Mendeley, Flow, and RefWorks. To contact Andrea with questions or to schedule an appointment, please email her at andrea.haber@ubc.ca.
|-
| Example || Shayesteh Jahanfar, Graduate Assistant
Shayesteh is a fourth-year PhD candidate in the School of Population and Public Health, UBC. She provides instruction and support to UBC undergraduate and graduate students about SPSS, a statistical software. She runs SPSS workshops in the Research Commons supporting statistical analysis and research methodology using SPSS. If you have any question about SPSS, data management,statistical analysis and research methodology. Shayesteh can be reached at shayesteh.jahanfar@ubc.ca.
|-
| Example || Mehdi Piltan, Graduate Assistant
Mehdi is in the third year of his PhD in the Industrial Engineering Group in the Faculty of Forestry at UBC. He did his master in Industrial Engineering and his bachelor in Mechanical Engineering. At Research Commons, Mehdi provides Citation Management instruction (including Zotero, Menedely, Flow, and RefWorks) and support through workshops, individual appointments, and e-mail consultations. To contact Mehdi with questions or to schedule an appointment, please email mehdi.piltan@ubc.ca.
|-
| Example || Sheryl Adam, Librarian, Humanities and Social Sciences Division
Sheryl is the liaison librarian for FIREtalks. She also teaches some of the workshops in the Graduate Student Workshop Series
|-
| Example || Erin Fields, Liaison Librarian & Flexible Learning Coordinator
Erin is the liaison librarian responsible for the citation management and thesis formatting teams of the Research Commons. This year the citation management team will focus on Mendeley, Refworks, Flow, and Zotero.
|-
| Example || Kelly Schultz, Data/GIS Librarian
|}

Documentation:Research Commons/The Team

2015-08-13T23:52:55Z

SusanAtkey:

[http://directory.library.ubc.ca/people/view/517 '''Susan Atkey'''], Librarian, Humanities and Social Sciences Division
:Susan looks after the day-to-day operations of the Research Commons. She coordinates with Library and campus partners to ensure the project's success, and is responsible for managing the budget, and the ongoing hiring, training and supervision of the Research Commons team. Susan also organizes the [http://elred.library.ubc.ca/libs/series/7 Graduate Student Workshop Series] which help students with all the steps of the research process, from literature reviews to getting published to measuring research publication impact.

[http://directory.library.ubc.ca/people/view/1011 '''Mark Christensen'''], Graduate Student Coordinator
:Mark is a second year MLIS student. He has worked in leadership positions at multiple Fortune 500 companies before coming to UBC and spent his first year researching librarian branding. As the Graduate Student Coordinator, Mark works with all members of the Research Commons team to work on program development and assessment, and he delivers Citation Management and Thesis Formatting workshops. Mark also liaises with campus groups to organize custom workshops and special events like FIREtalks and the Cinema Salon series. To contact Mark with questions or to schedule an appointment, please email him at mark.christensen@ubc.ca.

'''Jose Arias Bustamente''', Graduate Assistant
:Jose is a second year PhD student in the Sustainable Forest Management Research Group in the Faculty of Forestry at UBC. His research focuses on Indigenous communities from Chile, with particular interest in the land access struggles of Mapuche communities. At the Research Commons, Jose provides instruction and support on NVivo, a Computer-Assisted Qualitative Data Analysis Software (CAQDAS). He runs workshops, in collaboration with Jennifer Abel, and also offers individual appointments, and e-mail consultations. To contact Jose with questions or to schedule an appointment, please email jose.arias-bustamante@ubc.ca.

'''Barak Caracheo''', Graduate Assistant
:Barak is a Ph.D student in the Graduate Program in Neuroscience. His research focuses on the neural processes and computations of the prefrontal cortex that are involved in action selection and decision making. At the Research Commons, Barak helps coordinate FIREtalks, which is an interdisciplinary forum that allows students to share and discuss their own research and ideas with people from other areas of study. If you are interested in participating or want to get more information about FIREtalks, email Barak at kracheo@gmail.com.

'''Andrea Haber''', Graduate Assistant
:Andrea is in the first year of her MA in Planning with the School of Community and Regional Planning, with a focus on social planning and community development. At the Research Commons, Andrea delivers workshops and provides individual consultation on thesis formatting and citation management programs, including Zotero, Mendeley, Flow, and RefWorks. To contact Andrea with questions or to schedule an appointment, please email her at andrea.haber@ubc.ca.

'''Shayesteh Jahanfar''', Graduate Assistant
:Shayesteh is a fourth-year PhD candidate in the School of Population and Public Health, UBC. She provides instruction and support to UBC undergraduate and graduate students about SPSS, a statistical software. She runs SPSS workshops in the Research Commons supporting statistical analysis and research methodology using SPSS. If you have any question about SPSS, data management,statistical analysis and research methodology. Shayesteh can be reached at shayesteh.jahanfar@ubc.ca.

'''Melissa Janae''', Graduate Assistant
:Melissa is in the third year of her MFA in Creative Writing, concentrating on Fiction and Graphic Novel. At Research Commons, she is part of the FIREtalks coordination team. If you are interested in participating or want to get more information about FIREtalks, email Melissa at melissajanae@gmail.com.

'''Mehdi Piltan''', Graduate Assistant
:Mehdi is in the third year of his PhD in the Industrial Engineering Group in the Faculty of Forestry at UBC. He did his master in Industrial Engineering and his bachelor in Mechanical Engineering. At Research Commons, Mehdi provides Citation Management instruction (including Zotero, Menedely, Flow, and RefWorks) and support through workshops, individual appointments, and e-mail consultations. To contact Mehdi with questions or to schedule an appointment, please email mehdi.piltan@ubc.ca.

[http://directory.library.ubc.ca/people/view/1009 '''Sheryl Adam'''], Librarian, Humanities and Social Sciences Division
:Sheryl is the liaison librarian for [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/fire-talks FIREtalks]. She also teaches some of the workshops in the [http://elred.library.ubc.ca/libs/series/7 Graduate Student Workshop Series].

[http://directory.library.ubc.ca/people/view/798 '''Erin Fields'''], Liaison Librarian & Flexible Learning Coordinator
:Erin is the liaison librarian responsible for the citation management and thesis formatting teams of the Research Commons. This year the citation management team will focus on Mendeley, Refworks, Flow, and Zotero.

[[Category:Research Commons]]

Documentation:Research Commons/Our Services

2015-07-02T19:11:52Z

SusanAtkey: /* Now Hiring at the UBC Research Commons! */

{| class="wikitable"
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|

The Research Commons provides a range of services both individually (in person, over Skype, Google Hangouts, or by e-mail) and through our workshop series. To register for one of our workshops, please [http://elred.library.ubc.ca/libs/series/58 '''see our events page'''].

[[File:DiscoverGatherCreateShare.jpg|thumb|upright=1.1]]

Our services include:

==== [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/thesis-formatting-info/ '''Thesis Formatting'''] ====
*Understanding the [https://www.grad.ubc.ca/current-students/dissertation-thesis-preparation/formatting-requirements basic Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies formatting requirements]
*Implementing the formatting requirements using Microsoft Word (PC or Mac)
*Using the [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/thesis-formatting-info/ Microsoft Word thesis template] available on our website (PC or Mac)
*Troubleshooting formatting problems in Microsoft Word
*Uploading your completed thesis to [https://circle.ubc.ca/ cIRcle], UBC's institutional repository. ('''Note''': You will need to make sure that all your final thesis submission documents have been submitted to [http://www.grad.ubc.ca/current-students/final-dissertation-thesis-submission the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies] before you can submit your thesis to cIRcle.)

==== [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/citation-management/ '''Citation Management'''] ====
*Using citation management tools to organize and cite your references
*Providing in-depth support for Mendeley, Zotero, and ProQuest Flow

==== [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/statistical-software-support/ '''SPSS Statistical Software Support'''] ====
*Providing workshops on SPSS software
*Providing consulting services on the use of SPSS software to do statistical analysis

==== [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/nvivo-support/ '''NVivo Software Support'''] ====
*Providing workshops on NVivo, a computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software package
*Providing consulting services on the use of NVivo to do qualitative data analysis

==== [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/fire-talks/ '''FIRE''talks'''''] ====
*Hosting a series of interdisciplinary research discussions and exchanges run by graduate students for graduate students

To book a one-on-one consultation appointment, please fill out the following request form: [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form/ '''Research Commons Consultation Form'''].
<p>
'''Did you attend one of our workshops or have a one-on-one consultation with a member of our team? We'd love to get your feedback - just fill out the''' [https://survey.ubc.ca/surveys/XdphCtXkPDqQx3FKXP6gVpSzNzn4nT/research-commons-feedback-form/ '''Research Commons Student Feedback Form'''].

[[Category:Research Commons]]

Documentation:Research Commons/Our Services

2015-06-08T19:25:15Z

SusanAtkey: /* Now Hiring at the UBC Research Commons! */

{| class="wikitable"
|-
|

===='''Now Hiring at the UBC Research Commons!'''====

We are looking for graduate students with a passion for teaching and research to join us in delivering workshops and one-on-one consultation support for the following positions:

*[http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/files/2015/06/JD-Research-Commons-Assistants-Thesis-Formatting-and-Citation-Management-2015-2016.pdf '''Thesis Formatting/Citation Management''']
*[http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/files/2015/06/JD-Research-Commons-Assistants-SPSS-Support-2015-2016.pdf '''SPSS/R Statistical Software Support''']
*[http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/files/2015/06/JD-Research-Commons-Assistants-Qualitative-Software-Support-2015-2016.pdf '''NVivo Qualitative Data Analysis Software Support''']
*[http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/files/2015/06/JD-Research-Commons-Assistants-FIREtalks-2015-2016.pdf '''FIREtalks Facilitator''']

'''''The deadline is June 19th at 5 pm.''''' For full details, including qualifications, salary, and application procedures for these positions, please see the job postings above.

The Research Commons (RC) is located within Koerner Library and provides a welcoming, interdisciplinary research-driven learning environment for graduate students. We offer peer-support via workshops and one-on-one consultations for a variety of services including: Thesis Formatting, SPSS (Quantitative Data Software), NVivo (Qualitative Data Software), Citation Management Tools (Mendeley, Zotero, and ProQuest Flow) and FIREtalks (Facilitated Interdisciplinary Research Exchanges).

|}

There is a range of services that the Research Commons provides both individually (in person, over Skype, Google Hangouts, or by e-mail) and through our workshop series. To register for one of our workshops, please [http://elred.library.ubc.ca/libs/series/58 '''see our events page'''].

[[File:DiscoverGatherCreateShare.jpg|thumb|upright=1.1]]

Our services include:

==== [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/thesis-formatting-info/ '''Thesis Formatting'''] ====
*Understanding the [https://www.grad.ubc.ca/current-students/dissertation-thesis-preparation/formatting-requirements basic Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies formatting requirements]
*Implementing the formatting requirements using Microsoft Word (PC or Mac)
*Using the [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/thesis-formatting-info/ Microsoft Word thesis template] available on our website (PC or Mac)
*Troubleshooting formatting problems in Microsoft Word
*Uploading your completed thesis to [https://circle.ubc.ca/ cIRcle], UBC's institutional repository. ('''Note''': You will need to make sure that all your final thesis submission documents have been submitted to [http://www.grad.ubc.ca/current-students/final-dissertation-thesis-submission the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies] before you can submit your thesis to cIRcle.)

==== [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/citation-management/ '''Citation Management'''] ====
*Using citation management tools to organize and cite your references
*Providing in-depth support for Mendeley, Zotero, and ProQuest Flow

==== [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/statistical-software-support/ '''SPSS Statistical Software Support'''] ====
*Providing workshops on SPSS software
*Providing consulting services on the use of SPSS software to do statistical analysis

==== [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/nvivo-support/ '''NVivo Software Support'''] ====
*Providing workshops on NVivo, a computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software package
*Providing consulting services on the use of NVivo to do qualitative data analysis

==== [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/fire-talks/ '''FIRE''talks'''''] ====
*Hosting a series of interdisciplinary research discussions and exchanges run by graduate students for graduate students

To book a one-on-one consultation appointment, please fill out the following request form: [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form/ '''Research Commons Consultation Form'''].
<p>
'''Did you attend one of our workshops or have a one-on-one consultation with a member of our team? We'd love to get your feedback - just fill out the''' [https://survey.ubc.ca/surveys/XdphCtXkPDqQx3FKXP6gVpSzNzn4nT/research-commons-feedback-form/ '''Research Commons Student Feedback Form'''].

[[Category:Research Commons]]

Documentation:Research Commons/Our Services

2015-06-08T19:24:49Z

SusanAtkey: /* Now Hiring at the UBC Research Commons! */

Documentation:Research Commons/Our Services

2015-06-08T19:24:18Z

SusanAtkey: /* Now Hiring at the UBC Research Commons! */

{| class="wikitable"
|-
|

===='''Now Hiring at the UBC Research Commons!'''====

We are looking for graduate students with a passion for teaching and research to join us in delivering workshops and one-on-one consultation support for the following positions:

*[http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/files/2015/06/JD-Research-Commons-Assistants-Thesis-Formatting-and-Citation-Management-2015-2016.pdf '''Thesis Formatting/Citation Management''']
*[http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/files/2015/06/JD-Research-Commons-Assistants-SPSS-Support-2015-2016.pdf '''SPSS/R Statistical Software Support''']
*[http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/files/2015/06/JD-Research-Commons-Assistants-Qualitative-Software-Support-2015-2016.pdf '''NVivo Qualitative Data Analysis Software Support''']
*[http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/files/2015/06/JD-Research-Commons-Assistants-FIREtalks-2015-2016.pdf '''FIREtalks Facilitator''']

'''''The deadline is June 19th at 5 pm.'''''

For full details, including qualifications, salary, and application procedures for these positions, please see the job posting above.

The Research Commons (RC) is located within Koerner Library and provides a welcoming, interdisciplinary research-driven learning environment for graduate students. We offer peer-support via workshops and one-on-one consultations for a variety of services including: Thesis Formatting, SPSS (Quantitative Data Software), NVivo (Qualitative Data Software), Citation Management Tools (Mendeley, Zotero, and ProQuest Flow) and FIREtalks (Facilitated Interdisciplinary Research Exchanges).

|}

There is a range of services that the Research Commons provides both individually (in person, over Skype, Google Hangouts, or by e-mail) and through our workshop series. To register for one of our workshops, please [http://elred.library.ubc.ca/libs/series/58 '''see our events page'''].

[[File:DiscoverGatherCreateShare.jpg|thumb|upright=1.1]]

Our services include:

==== [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/thesis-formatting-info/ '''Thesis Formatting'''] ====
*Understanding the [https://www.grad.ubc.ca/current-students/dissertation-thesis-preparation/formatting-requirements basic Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies formatting requirements]
*Implementing the formatting requirements using Microsoft Word (PC or Mac)
*Using the [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/thesis-formatting-info/ Microsoft Word thesis template] available on our website (PC or Mac)
*Troubleshooting formatting problems in Microsoft Word
*Uploading your completed thesis to [https://circle.ubc.ca/ cIRcle], UBC's institutional repository. ('''Note''': You will need to make sure that all your final thesis submission documents have been submitted to [http://www.grad.ubc.ca/current-students/final-dissertation-thesis-submission the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies] before you can submit your thesis to cIRcle.)

==== [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/citation-management/ '''Citation Management'''] ====
*Using citation management tools to organize and cite your references
*Providing in-depth support for Mendeley, Zotero, and ProQuest Flow

==== [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/statistical-software-support/ '''SPSS Statistical Software Support'''] ====
*Providing workshops on SPSS software
*Providing consulting services on the use of SPSS software to do statistical analysis

==== [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/nvivo-support/ '''NVivo Software Support'''] ====
*Providing workshops on NVivo, a computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software package
*Providing consulting services on the use of NVivo to do qualitative data analysis

==== [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/fire-talks/ '''FIRE''talks'''''] ====
*Hosting a series of interdisciplinary research discussions and exchanges run by graduate students for graduate students

To book a one-on-one consultation appointment, please fill out the following request form: [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form/ '''Research Commons Consultation Form'''].
<p>
'''Did you attend one of our workshops or have a one-on-one consultation with a member of our team? We'd love to get your feedback - just fill out the''' [https://survey.ubc.ca/surveys/XdphCtXkPDqQx3FKXP6gVpSzNzn4nT/research-commons-feedback-form/ '''Research Commons Student Feedback Form'''].

[[Category:Research Commons]]

Documentation:Research Commons/Our Services

2015-06-08T19:23:43Z

SusanAtkey: /* Now Hiring at the UBC Research Commons! */

{| class="wikitable"
|-
|

===='''Now Hiring at the UBC Research Commons!'''====

We are looking for graduate students with a passion for teaching and research to join us in delivering workshops and one-on-one consultation support for the following positions:

*[http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/files/2015/06/JD-Research-Commons-Assistants-Thesis-Formatting-and-Citation-Management-2015-2016.pdf '''Thesis Formatting/Citation Management''']
*[http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/files/2015/06/JD-Research-Commons-Assistants-SPSS-Support-2015-2016.pdf '''SPSS/R Statistical Software Support''']
*[http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/files/2015/06/JD-Research-Commons-Assistants-Qualitative-Software-Support-2015-2016.pdf '''NVivo Qualitative Data Analysis Software Support''']
*[http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/files/2015/06/JD-Research-Commons-Assistants-FIREtalks-2015-2016.pdf '''FIREtalks Facilitator''']

'''''The deadline is June 19th at 5 pm.'''''

For full details, including qualifications, salary, and application procedures for these positions, please see the job posting above.

The Research Commons (RC) is located within Koerner Library and provides a welcoming, interdisciplinary research-driven learning environment for graduate students. We offer peer-support via workshops and one-on-one consultations for a variety of services including: Thesis Formatting, SPSS (Quantitative Data Software), NVivo (Qualitative Data Software), Citation Management Tools (Mendeley, Zotero, and ProQuest Flow) and FIREtalks (A Facilitated Interdisciplinary Research Exchange).

|}

There is a range of services that the Research Commons provides both individually (in person, over Skype, Google Hangouts, or by e-mail) and through our workshop series. To register for one of our workshops, please [http://elred.library.ubc.ca/libs/series/58 '''see our events page'''].

[[File:DiscoverGatherCreateShare.jpg|thumb|upright=1.1]]

Our services include:

==== [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/thesis-formatting-info/ '''Thesis Formatting'''] ====
*Understanding the [https://www.grad.ubc.ca/current-students/dissertation-thesis-preparation/formatting-requirements basic Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies formatting requirements]
*Implementing the formatting requirements using Microsoft Word (PC or Mac)
*Using the [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/thesis-formatting-info/ Microsoft Word thesis template] available on our website (PC or Mac)
*Troubleshooting formatting problems in Microsoft Word
*Uploading your completed thesis to [https://circle.ubc.ca/ cIRcle], UBC's institutional repository. ('''Note''': You will need to make sure that all your final thesis submission documents have been submitted to [http://www.grad.ubc.ca/current-students/final-dissertation-thesis-submission the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies] before you can submit your thesis to cIRcle.)

==== [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/citation-management/ '''Citation Management'''] ====
*Using citation management tools to organize and cite your references
*Providing in-depth support for Mendeley, Zotero, and ProQuest Flow

==== [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/statistical-software-support/ '''SPSS Statistical Software Support'''] ====
*Providing workshops on SPSS software
*Providing consulting services on the use of SPSS software to do statistical analysis

==== [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/nvivo-support/ '''NVivo Software Support'''] ====
*Providing workshops on NVivo, a computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software package
*Providing consulting services on the use of NVivo to do qualitative data analysis

==== [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/fire-talks/ '''FIRE''talks'''''] ====
*Hosting a series of interdisciplinary research discussions and exchanges run by graduate students for graduate students

To book a one-on-one consultation appointment, please fill out the following request form: [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form/ '''Research Commons Consultation Form'''].
<p>
'''Did you attend one of our workshops or have a one-on-one consultation with a member of our team? We'd love to get your feedback - just fill out the''' [https://survey.ubc.ca/surveys/XdphCtXkPDqQx3FKXP6gVpSzNzn4nT/research-commons-feedback-form/ '''Research Commons Student Feedback Form'''].

[[Category:Research Commons]]

Documentation:Research Commons/Our Services

2015-06-05T22:55:10Z

SusanAtkey:

{| class="wikitable"
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| The Research Commons is hiring! We are looking for 4 Graduate Students to join our team. The following positions are available:

*[http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/files/2015/06/JD-Research-Commons-Assistants-Thesis-Formatting-and-Citation-Management-2015-2016.pdf Thesis Formatting/Citation Management]
*[http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/files/2015/06/JD-Research-Commons-Assistants-SPSS-Support-2015-2016.pdf SPSS/R Statistical Software Support]
*[http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/files/2015/06/JD-Research-Commons-Assistants-Qualitative-Software-Support-2015-2016.pdf NVivo Qualitative Data Analysis Software Support ]
*[http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/files/2015/06/JD-Research-Commons-Assistants-FIREtalks-2015-2016.pdf FIREtalks Facilitator]

The deadline is June 19th at 5 pm. Full details are in the job postings listed above.
|}

There is a range of services that the Research Commons provides both individually (in person, over Skype, Google Hangouts, or by e-mail) and through our workshop series. To register for one of our workshops, please [http://elred.library.ubc.ca/libs/series/58 '''see our events page'''].

[[File:DiscoverGatherCreateShare.jpg|thumb|upright=1.1]]

Our services include:

==== [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/thesis-formatting-info/ '''Thesis Formatting'''] ====
*Understanding the [https://www.grad.ubc.ca/current-students/dissertation-thesis-preparation/formatting-requirements basic Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies formatting requirements]
*Implementing the formatting requirements using Microsoft Word (PC or Mac)
*Using the [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/thesis-formatting-info/ Microsoft Word thesis template] available on our website (PC or Mac)
*Troubleshooting formatting problems in Microsoft Word
*Uploading your completed thesis to [https://circle.ubc.ca/ cIRcle], UBC's institutional repository. ('''Note''': You will need to make sure that all your final thesis submission documents have been submitted to [http://www.grad.ubc.ca/current-students/final-dissertation-thesis-submission the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies] before you can submit your thesis to cIRcle.)

==== [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/citation-management/ '''Citation Management'''] ====
*Using citation management tools to organize and cite your references
*Providing in-depth support for Mendeley, Zotero, and ProQuest Flow

==== [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/statistical-software-support/ '''SPSS Statistical Software Support'''] ====
*Providing workshops on SPSS software
*Providing consulting services on the use of SPSS software to do statistical analysis

==== [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/nvivo-support/ '''NVivo Software Support'''] ====
*Providing workshops on NVivo, a computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software package
*Providing consulting services on the use of NVivo to do qualitative data analysis

==== [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/fire-talks/ '''FIRE''talks'''''] ====
*Hosting a series of interdisciplinary research discussions and exchanges run by graduate students for graduate students

To book a one-on-one consultation appointment, please fill out the following request form: [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form/ '''Research Commons Consultation Form'''].
<p>
'''Did you attend one of our workshops or have a one-on-one consultation with a member of our team? We'd love to get your feedback - just fill out the''' [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/feedback-form/ '''Research Commons Student Feedback Form'''].

[[Category:Research Commons]]

Documentation:Research Commons/NVivo Support

2015-04-28T21:26:31Z

SusanAtkey: /* NVivo Symposium */

{{Infobox Research Commons}}

=== The Research Commons now offers NVivo Software Support. ===

NVivo is one of the leading computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software (CAQDAS) packages, and is now available for both PC and Mac operating systems.

== Consultation Services ==

The Research Commons can help grad students to get started successfully using NVivo in qualitative research, including:

* Installing the software
* Creating new projects
* Importing a variety of sources, including documents, PDFs, spreadsheets, audio and video files, and data from online sources
* Becoming familiar with the technical aspects of coding in NVivo
* Using NVivo's tools to explore and present relationships and trends in qualitative data

Support is available through both one-on-one consultations and workshops. To book a consultation appointment, please fill out out our [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form// Research Commons Consultation Request Form].

'''Please note''': Our consultation services are intended for UBC graduate students. If you are a faculty or staff member looking for NVivo support, you may want to explore the support available from [http://www.qsrinternational.com/support.aspx QSR International] (the makers of NVivo), or you may want to join the UBC NVivo Listserv: e-mail NVIVO-UBC-request@lists.ubc.ca to be added to the list.

Did you have a one-on-one consultation with a member of our team? We'd love to get your feedback - just fill out the [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/feedback-form/ Research Commons Student Feedback Form].

== Workshops ==

NVivo workshops are offered on a weekly basis throughout the Winter 2015 term. A full listing of NVivo workshop times and locations, as well as registration, is available through the [http://elred.library.ubc.ca/libs/ Library Workshops and Events Calendar]. (Search NVivo in the search box in the top left corner to see only NVivo events.)

'''Workshop 1: Getting Started with NVivo'''
:NVivo is computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software. In this introductory workshop, you'll learn about the benefits of working with NVivo, how to set it up, the types of sources you can use and how to import them into NVivo, and how to do queries, nodes, and coding. ([http://ow.ly/HJpio Workshop dataset])

'''Workshop 2: Classifications and Datasets'''
:NVivo's classification capabilities will help you to add demographic data to your nodes and bibliographic data to your sources. Datasets allow you to import and work with tabular material from spreadsheets, database tables, surveys, and social media. If you're comfortable with the basics of NVivo - importing sources, creating nodes, and coding - and would like to explore new ways of working with qualitative data, this workshop is for you!

'''Workshop 3: Advanced NVivo'''
:You've coded your data in NVivo: now what? Learn more about using data visualizations to enhance your presentation of your results, cross-tabulating your data using matrix coding, and summarizing your data using framework matrices. This workshop is suitable for those who have taken both the Introduction to NVivo and the Classifications and Datasets workshops, or for those who have some experience working with NVivo.

'''Please note''': Our workshops are intended for UBC graduate students. If you are a faculty or staff member looking for NVivo support, you may want to explore the support available from [http://www.qsrinternational.com/support.aspx QSR International] (the makers of NVivo), or you may want to join the UBC NVivo Listserv: e-mail NVIVO-UBC-request@lists.ubc.ca to be added to the list.

Did you attend one of our workshops? We'd love to get your feedback - just fill out the '''[http://www.surveyfeedback.ca/surveys/wsb.dll/s/1g222b Research Commons Student Feedback Form]'''.

== NVivo Software ==
NVivo is one of the leading computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software (CAQDAS) packages. It is designed for qualitative researchers working with very rich text-based and/or multimedia information. The software is very powerful and allows the researcher not only to search and analyse large quantities of data, but also to discover and map new relationships as the data analysis unfolds. It’s used to analyse data from in-depth interviews, content analysis, ethnography and semiotics, etc., but can also analyse any types of unstructured data such as social media, audio recordings, web pages, and literature reviews.

''A few points of note:''

* NVivo software is not free. A student subscription can be purchased from the developer, [http://www.qsrinternational.com/products.aspx QSR International]. A 30-day trial subscription is also available.
* UBC faculty or staff members can get a (free) [http://it.ubc.ca/services/desktop-print-services/software-licensing/nvivo-software NVivo license] through UBC IT.
* NVivo is not currently available on UBC Library computers.

== NVivo Symposium==
Thanks to all who attended the NVivo Symposium with Pat Bazeley!

Please remember to fill out the feedback form at http://websurvey.sfu.ca/survey/208973684

For folks who attended the Advanced Workshop on Friday, Pat has kindly shared with us [https://www.dropbox.com/s/bvqn0s049vp8rg1/Researchers%2010%20Vancouver.zip?dl=0%20 her sample data] and her notes on the various topics she covered.

[[File:NVivoSymposium2015-web-banner.jpg||NVivo Symposium 2015 web banner]]

* '''Date:''' April 23rd and 24th, 2015
* '''Location:''' [http://www.sfu.ca/campuses/maps-and-directions/vancouver-map.html Simon Fraser University, Vancouver Campus]. Room 1800, the Terasen Cinema.
* '''Registration:''' Free; open to current UBC and SFU students, faculty, and staff only. Seating is limited. Reserve your seat by registering at: http://bit.ly/nvivo-signup

This NVivo Symposium is a free, day-long event designed to bring NVivo-using researchers from SFU and UBC into contact with one another. We are very fortunate to have NVivo expert, Dr. Pat Bazeley join us all the way from Australia. Researchers will have the chance to think deeply about their methodology, to share their research, to connect with one another, and to be inspired.

The NVivo Symposium is open to researchers and students from both UBC and SFU. No experience with NVivo is necessary. We welcome both qualitative researchers and others who may be using NVivo in interesting ways (''e.g.'' for literature reviews) and the day will be relevant to both PC and Mac users . Graduate students are particularly encouraged to attend.

==== '''Symposium Schedule at a Glance''' ====
(See the [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015|Detailed Schedule]].)

'''Thursday, April 23rd, 2015'''
* 8:30-9:00 Registration and refreshments
* 9:00-9:15 Welcome remarks
* 9:15-10:15 [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015#Keynote_Talk:_Analysis_Beyond_Coding|Keynote talk: Analysis Beyond Coding]], Pat Bazeley, Associate Professor, University of New South Wales
* 10:45-11:45 [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015#Lightning_Talks|Lightning Talks]]. Presenters TBA. Please consider [http://www.lib.sfu.ca/research-commons/lightning-talks submitting a proposal]. Accepted presenters will be guaranteed a spot in the post-symposium workshop on April 24th.

* 11:45-1:00 Lunch break (lunch on own)

''Afternoon concurrent sessions'':
* 1:00-4:00 [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015#Master_Class:_Theory_and_Practice_of_Qualitative_Data_Analysis_in_NVivo|Master class: Theory and Practice of Qualitative Data Analysis with NVivo]], Pat Bazeley
* 1:00-4:00 [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015#NVivo_for_Mac_Workshop|NVivo for Mac]], delivered by a trainer from QSR (space is limited; requires [http://workshops.lib.sfu.ca/node/949 registration by lottery]).

==== '''Associated Post-Symposium Workshop''' ====

'''Friday, April 24th, 2015'''

* 9:00-4:00 Advanced NVivo Workshop: Queries and Visualizations, Pat Bazeley (space is limited; requires [http://workshops.lib.sfu.ca/node/947 registration by lottery])

==== '''Questions''' ====

Please contact research.commons@ubc.ca with questions regarding the NVivo Symposium.

[[Category:Research Commons]]

Documentation:Research Commons/NVivo Support

2015-03-24T20:57:29Z

SusanAtkey: /* Symposium Schedule at a Glance */

{{Infobox Research Commons}}

=== The Research Commons now offers NVivo Software Support. ===

NVivo is one of the leading computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software (CAQDAS) packages, and is now available for both PC and Mac operating systems.

== Consultation Services ==

The Research Commons can help grad students to get started successfully using NVivo in qualitative research, including:

* Installing the software
* Creating new projects
* Importing a variety of sources, including documents, PDFs, spreadsheets, audio and video files, and data from online sources
* Becoming familiar with the technical aspects of coding in NVivo
* Using NVivo's tools to explore and present relationships and trends in qualitative data

Support is available through both one-on-one consultations and workshops. To book a consultation appointment, please fill out out our [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form// Research Commons Consultation Request Form].

'''Please note''': Our consultation services are intended for UBC graduate students. If you are a faculty or staff member looking for NVivo support, you may want to explore the support available from [http://www.qsrinternational.com/support.aspx QSR International] (the makers of NVivo), or you may want to join the UBC NVivo Listserv: e-mail NVIVO-UBC-request@lists.ubc.ca to be added to the list.

Did you have a one-on-one consultation with a member of our team? We'd love to get your feedback - just fill out the [http://www.surveyfeedback.ca/surveys/wsb.dll/s/1g3884 Research Commons Student Feedback Form].

== Workshops ==

NVivo workshops are offered on a weekly basis throughout the Winter 2015 term. A full listing of NVivo workshop times and locations, as well as registration, is available through the [http://elred.library.ubc.ca/libs/ Library Workshops and Events Calendar]. (Search NVivo in the search box in the top left corner to see only NVivo events.)

'''Workshop 1: Getting Started with NVivo'''
:NVivo is computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software. In this introductory workshop, you'll learn about the benefits of working with NVivo, how to set it up, the types of sources you can use and how to import them into NVivo, and how to do queries, nodes, and coding. ([http://ow.ly/HJpio Workshop dataset])

'''Workshop 2: Classifications and Datasets'''
:NVivo's classification capabilities will help you to add demographic data to your nodes and bibliographic data to your sources. Datasets allow you to import and work with tabular material from spreadsheets, database tables, surveys, and social media. If you're comfortable with the basics of NVivo - importing sources, creating nodes, and coding - and would like to explore new ways of working with qualitative data, this workshop is for you!

'''Please note''': Our workshops are intended for UBC graduate students. If you are a faculty or staff member looking for NVivo support, you may want to explore the support available from [http://www.qsrinternational.com/support.aspx QSR International] (the makers of NVivo), or you may want to join the UBC NVivo Listserv: e-mail NVIVO-UBC-request@lists.ubc.ca to be added to the list.

Did you attend one of our workshops? We'd love to get your feedback - just fill out the '''[http://www.surveyfeedback.ca/surveys/wsb.dll/s/1g222b Research Commons Student Feedback Form]'''.

== NVivo Software ==
NVivo is one of the leading computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software (CAQDAS) packages. It is designed for qualitative researchers working with very rich text-based and/or multimedia information. The software is very powerful and allows the researcher not only to search and analyse large quantities of data, but also to discover and map new relationships as the data analysis unfolds. It’s used to analyse data from in-depth interviews, content analysis, ethnography and semiotics, etc., but can also analyse any types of unstructured data such as social media, audio recordings, web pages, and literature reviews.

''A few points of note:''

* NVivo software is not free. A student subscription can be purchased from the developer, [http://www.qsrinternational.com/products.aspx QSR International]. A 30-day trial subscription is also available.
* UBC faculty or staff members can get a (free) [http://it.ubc.ca/services/desktop-print-services/software-licensing/nvivo-software NVivo license] through UBC IT.
* NVivo is not currently available on UBC Library computers.

== NVivo Symposium==
[[File:NVivoSymposium2015-web-banner.jpg||NVivo Symposium 2015 web banner]]

* '''Date:''' April 23rd and 24th, 2015
* '''Location:''' [http://www.sfu.ca/campuses/maps-and-directions/vancouver-map.html Simon Fraser University, Vancouver Campus]. Room 1800, the Terasen Cinema.
* '''Registration:''' Free; open to current UBC and SFU students, faculty, and staff only. Seating is limited. Reserve your seat by registering at: http://bit.ly/nvivo-signup

This NVivo Symposium is a free, day-long event designed to bring NVivo-using researchers from SFU and UBC into contact with one another. We are very fortunate to have NVivo expert, Dr. Pat Bazeley join us all the way from Australia. Researchers will have the chance to think deeply about their methodology, to share their research, to connect with one another, and to be inspired.

The NVivo Symposium is open to researchers and students from both UBC and SFU. No experience with NVivo is necessary. We welcome both qualitative researchers and others who may be using NVivo in interesting ways (''e.g.'' for literature reviews) and the day will be relevant to both PC and Mac users . Graduate students are particularly encouraged to attend.

==== '''Symposium Schedule at a Glance''' ====
(See the [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015|Detailed Schedule]].)

'''Thursday, April 23rd, 2015'''
* 8:30-9:00 Registration and refreshments
* 9:00-9:15 Welcome remarks
* 9:15-10:15 [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015#Keynote_Talk:_Analysis_Beyond_Coding|Keynote talk: Analysis Beyond Coding]], Pat Bazeley, Associate Professor, University of New South Wales
* 10:45-11:45 [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015#Lightning_Talks|Lightning Talks]]. Presenters TBA. Please consider [http://www.lib.sfu.ca/research-commons/lightning-talks submitting a proposal]. Accepted presenters will be guaranteed a spot in the post-symposium workshop on April 24th.

* 11:45-1:00 Lunch break (lunch on own)

''Afternoon concurrent sessions'':
* 1:00-4:00 [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015#Master_Class:_Theory_and_Practice_of_Qualitative_Data_Analysis_in_NVivo|Master class: Theory and Practice of Qualitative Data Analysis with NVivo]], Pat Bazeley
* 1:00-4:00 [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015#NVivo_for_Mac_Workshop|NVivo for Mac]], delivered by a trainer from QSR (space is limited; requires [http://workshops.lib.sfu.ca/node/949 registration by lottery]).

==== '''Associated Post-Symposium Workshop''' ====

'''Friday, April 24th, 2015'''

* 9:00-4:00 Advanced NVivo Workshop: Queries and Visualizations, Pat Bazeley (space is limited; requires [http://workshops.lib.sfu.ca/node/947 registration by lottery])

==== '''Questions''' ====

Please contact research.commons@ubc.ca with questions regarding the NVivo Symposium.

[[Category:Research Commons]]

Documentation:Research Commons/NVivo Support

2015-03-12T19:05:45Z

SusanAtkey: /* NVivo Symposium */

{{Infobox Research Commons}}

=== The Research Commons now offers NVivo Software Support. ===

NVivo is one of the leading computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software (CAQDAS) packages, and is now available for both PC and Mac operating systems.

== Consultation Services ==

The Research Commons can help grad students to get started successfully using NVivo in qualitative research, including:

* Installing the software
* Creating new projects
* Importing a variety of sources, including documents, PDFs, spreadsheets, audio and video files, and data from online sources
* Becoming familiar with the technical aspects of coding in NVivo
* Using NVivo's tools to explore and present relationships and trends in qualitative data

Support is available through both one-on-one consultations and workshops. To book a consultation appointment, please fill out out our [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form// Research Commons Consultation Request Form].

'''Please note''': Our consultation services are intended for UBC graduate students. If you are a faculty or staff member looking for NVivo support, you may want to explore the support available from [http://www.qsrinternational.com/support.aspx QSR International] (the makers of NVivo), or you may want to join the UBC NVivo Listserv: e-mail NVIVO-UBC-request@lists.ubc.ca to be added to the list.

Did you have a one-on-one consultation with a member of our team? We'd love to get your feedback - just fill out the [http://www.surveyfeedback.ca/surveys/wsb.dll/s/1g3884 Research Commons Student Feedback Form].

== Workshops ==

NVivo workshops are offered on a weekly basis throughout the Winter 2015 term. A full listing of NVivo workshop times and locations, as well as registration, is available through the [http://elred.library.ubc.ca/libs/ Library Workshops and Events Calendar]. (Search NVivo in the search box in the top left corner to see only NVivo events.)

'''Workshop 1: Getting Started with NVivo'''
:NVivo is computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software. In this introductory workshop, you'll learn about the benefits of working with NVivo, how to set it up, the types of sources you can use and how to import them into NVivo, and how to do queries, nodes, and coding. ([http://ow.ly/HJpio Workshop dataset])

'''Workshop 2: Classifications and Datasets'''
:NVivo's classification capabilities will help you to add demographic data to your nodes and bibliographic data to your sources. Datasets allow you to import and work with tabular material from spreadsheets, database tables, surveys, and social media. If you're comfortable with the basics of NVivo - importing sources, creating nodes, and coding - and would like to explore new ways of working with qualitative data, this workshop is for you!

'''Please note''': Our workshops are intended for UBC graduate students. If you are a faculty or staff member looking for NVivo support, you may want to explore the support available from [http://www.qsrinternational.com/support.aspx QSR International] (the makers of NVivo), or you may want to join the UBC NVivo Listserv: e-mail NVIVO-UBC-request@lists.ubc.ca to be added to the list.

Did you attend one of our workshops? We'd love to get your feedback - just fill out the '''[http://www.surveyfeedback.ca/surveys/wsb.dll/s/1g222b Research Commons Student Feedback Form]'''.

== NVivo Software ==
NVivo is one of the leading computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software (CAQDAS) packages. It is designed for qualitative researchers working with very rich text-based and/or multimedia information. The software is very powerful and allows the researcher not only to search and analyse large quantities of data, but also to discover and map new relationships as the data analysis unfolds. It’s used to analyse data from in-depth interviews, content analysis, ethnography and semiotics, etc., but can also analyse any types of unstructured data such as social media, audio recordings, web pages, and literature reviews.

''A few points of note:''

* NVivo software is not free. A student subscription can be purchased from the developer, [http://www.qsrinternational.com/products.aspx QSR International]. A 30-day trial subscription is also available.
* UBC faculty or staff members can get a (free) [http://it.ubc.ca/services/desktop-print-services/software-licensing/nvivo-software NVivo license] through UBC IT.
* NVivo is not currently available on UBC Library computers.

== NVivo Symposium==
[[File:NVivoSymposium2015-web-banner.jpg||NVivo Symposium 2015 web banner]]

* '''Date:''' April 23rd and 24th, 2015
* '''Location:''' [http://www.sfu.ca/campuses/maps-and-directions/vancouver-map.html Simon Fraser University, Vancouver Campus]. Room 1800, the Terasen Cinema.
* '''Registration:''' Free; open to current UBC and SFU students, faculty, and staff only. Seating is limited. Reserve your seat by registering at: http://bit.ly/nvivo-signup

This NVivo Symposium is a free, day-long event designed to bring NVivo-using researchers from SFU and UBC into contact with one another. We are very fortunate to have NVivo expert, Dr. Pat Bazeley join us all the way from Australia. Researchers will have the chance to think deeply about their methodology, to share their research, to connect with one another, and to be inspired.

The NVivo Symposium is open to researchers and students from both UBC and SFU. No experience with NVivo is necessary. We welcome both qualitative researchers and others who may be using NVivo in interesting ways (''e.g.'' for literature reviews) and the day will be relevant to both PC and Mac users . Graduate students are particularly encouraged to attend.

==== '''Symposium Schedule at a Glance''' ====
(See the [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015|Detailed Schedule]].)

'''Thursday, April 23rd, 2015'''
* 8:30-9:00 Registration and refreshments
* 9:00-9:15 Welcome remarks
* 9:15-10:15 [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015#Keynote_Talk:_Analysis_Beyond_Coding|Keynote talk: Analysis Beyond Coding]], Pat Bazeley, Associate Professor, University of New South Wales
* 10:45-11:45 [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015#Lightning_Talks|Lightning Talks]]. Presenters TBA. Please consider submitting a proposal. Accepted presenters will be guaranteed a spot in the post-symposium workshop on April 24th.

* 11:45-1:00 Lunch break (lunch on own)

''Afternoon concurrent sessions'':
* 1:00-4:00 [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015#Master_Class:_Theory_and_Practice_of_Qualitative_Data_Analysis_in_NVivo|Master class: Theory and Practice of Qualitative Data Analysis with NVivo]], Pat Bazeley
* 1:00-4:00 [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015#NVivo_for_Mac_Workshop|NVivo for Mac]], delivered by a trainer from QSR (space is limited; requires [http://workshops.lib.sfu.ca/node/949 registration by lottery]).

==== '''Associated Post-Symposium Workshop''' ====

'''Friday, April 24th, 2015'''

* 9:00-4:00 Advanced NVivo Workshop: Queries and Visualizations, Pat Bazeley (space is limited; requires [http://workshops.lib.sfu.ca/node/947 registration by lottery])

==== '''Questions''' ====

Please contact research.commons@ubc.ca with questions regarding the NVivo Symposium.

[[Category:Research Commons]]

Documentation:Research Commons/NVivo Support

2015-03-12T19:04:30Z

SusanAtkey: /* Symposium Schedule at a Glance */

{{Infobox Research Commons}}

=== The Research Commons now offers NVivo Software Support. ===

NVivo is one of the leading computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software (CAQDAS) packages, and is now available for both PC and Mac operating systems.

== Consultation Services ==

The Research Commons can help grad students to get started successfully using NVivo in qualitative research, including:

* Installing the software
* Creating new projects
* Importing a variety of sources, including documents, PDFs, spreadsheets, audio and video files, and data from online sources
* Becoming familiar with the technical aspects of coding in NVivo
* Using NVivo's tools to explore and present relationships and trends in qualitative data

Support is available through both one-on-one consultations and workshops. To book a consultation appointment, please fill out out our [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form// Research Commons Consultation Request Form].

'''Please note''': Our consultation services are intended for UBC graduate students. If you are a faculty or staff member looking for NVivo support, you may want to explore the support available from [http://www.qsrinternational.com/support.aspx QSR International] (the makers of NVivo), or you may want to join the UBC NVivo Listserv: e-mail NVIVO-UBC-request@lists.ubc.ca to be added to the list.

Did you have a one-on-one consultation with a member of our team? We'd love to get your feedback - just fill out the [http://www.surveyfeedback.ca/surveys/wsb.dll/s/1g3884 Research Commons Student Feedback Form].

== Workshops ==

NVivo workshops are offered on a weekly basis throughout the Winter 2015 term. A full listing of NVivo workshop times and locations, as well as registration, is available through the [http://elred.library.ubc.ca/libs/ Library Workshops and Events Calendar]. (Search NVivo in the search box in the top left corner to see only NVivo events.)

'''Workshop 1: Getting Started with NVivo'''
:NVivo is computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software. In this introductory workshop, you'll learn about the benefits of working with NVivo, how to set it up, the types of sources you can use and how to import them into NVivo, and how to do queries, nodes, and coding. ([http://ow.ly/HJpio Workshop dataset])

'''Workshop 2: Classifications and Datasets'''
:NVivo's classification capabilities will help you to add demographic data to your nodes and bibliographic data to your sources. Datasets allow you to import and work with tabular material from spreadsheets, database tables, surveys, and social media. If you're comfortable with the basics of NVivo - importing sources, creating nodes, and coding - and would like to explore new ways of working with qualitative data, this workshop is for you!

'''Please note''': Our workshops are intended for UBC graduate students. If you are a faculty or staff member looking for NVivo support, you may want to explore the support available from [http://www.qsrinternational.com/support.aspx QSR International] (the makers of NVivo), or you may want to join the UBC NVivo Listserv: e-mail NVIVO-UBC-request@lists.ubc.ca to be added to the list.

Did you attend one of our workshops? We'd love to get your feedback - just fill out the '''[http://www.surveyfeedback.ca/surveys/wsb.dll/s/1g222b Research Commons Student Feedback Form]'''.

== NVivo Software ==
NVivo is one of the leading computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software (CAQDAS) packages. It is designed for qualitative researchers working with very rich text-based and/or multimedia information. The software is very powerful and allows the researcher not only to search and analyse large quantities of data, but also to discover and map new relationships as the data analysis unfolds. It’s used to analyse data from in-depth interviews, content analysis, ethnography and semiotics, etc., but can also analyse any types of unstructured data such as social media, audio recordings, web pages, and literature reviews.

''A few points of note:''

* NVivo software is not free. A student subscription can be purchased from the developer, [http://www.qsrinternational.com/products.aspx QSR International]. A 30-day trial subscription is also available.
* UBC faculty or staff members can get a (free) [http://it.ubc.ca/services/desktop-print-services/software-licensing/nvivo-software NVivo license] through UBC IT.
* NVivo is not currently available on UBC Library computers.

== NVivo Symposium==
[[File:NVivoSymposium2015-web-banner.jpg||NVivo Symposium 2015 web banner]]

* '''Date:''' April 23rd and 24th, 2015
* '''Location:''' [http://www.sfu.ca/campuses/maps-and-directions/vancouver-map.html Simon Fraser University, Vancouver Campus]. Room 1800, the Terasen Cinema.
* '''Registration:''' Free; open to current UBC and SFU students, faculty, and staff only. Seating is limited. Reserve your seat by registering at: http://bit.ly/nvivo-signup

This NVivo Symposium is a free, day-long event designed to bring NVivo-using researchers from SFU and UBC into contact with one another. We are very fortunate to have NVivo expert, Dr. Pat Bazeley join us all the way from Australia. Researchers will have the chance to think deeply about their methodology, to share their research, to connect with one another, and to be inspired.

The NVivo Symposium is open to researchers and students from both UBC and SFU. No experience with NVivo is necessary. We welcome both qualitative researchers and others who may be using NVivo in interesting ways (''e.g.'' for literature reviews) and the day will be relevant to both PC and Mac users . Graduate students are particularly encouraged to attend.

==== '''Symposium Schedule at a Glance''' ====
(See the [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015|Detailed Schedule]].)

'''Thursday, April 23rd, 2015'''
* 8:30-9:00 Registration and refreshments
* 9:00-9:15 Welcome remarks
* 9:15-10:15 [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015#Keynote_Talk:_Analysis_Beyond_Coding|Keynote talk: Analysis Beyond Coding]], Pat Bazeley, Associate Professor, University of New South Wales
* 10:45-11:45 [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015#Lightning_Talks|Lightning Talks]]. Presenters TBA. Please consider submitting a proposal. Accepted presenters will be guaranteed a spot in the post-symposium workshop on April 24th.

* 11:45-1:00 Lunch break (lunch on own)

''Afternoon concurrent sessions'':
* 1:00-4:00 [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015#Master_Class:_Theory_and_Practice_of_Qualitative_Data_Analysis_in_NVivo|Master class: Theory and Practice of Qualitative Data Analysis with NVivo]], Pat Bazeley
* 1:00-4:00 [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015#NVivo_for_Mac_Workshop|NVivo for Mac]], delivered by a trainer from QSR (space is limited; requires [http://workshops.lib.sfu.ca/node/949 registration by lottery]).

==== '''Associated Post-Symposium Workshop''' ====

'''Friday, April 24th, 2015'''

* 9:00-4:00 Advanced NVivo Workshop: Queries and Visualizations, Pat Bazeley (space is limited; requires [http://workshops.lib.sfu.ca/node/947 registration by lottery])

==== '''Questions''' ====

Please contact research.commons@ubc.ca with questions regarding the NVivo Symposium.

[[Category:Research Commons]]

Documentation:Research Commons/NVivo Support

2015-03-12T19:02:49Z

SusanAtkey: /* NVivo Symposium */

{{Infobox Research Commons}}

=== The Research Commons now offers NVivo Software Support. ===

NVivo is one of the leading computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software (CAQDAS) packages, and is now available for both PC and Mac operating systems.

== Consultation Services ==

The Research Commons can help grad students to get started successfully using NVivo in qualitative research, including:

* Installing the software
* Creating new projects
* Importing a variety of sources, including documents, PDFs, spreadsheets, audio and video files, and data from online sources
* Becoming familiar with the technical aspects of coding in NVivo
* Using NVivo's tools to explore and present relationships and trends in qualitative data

Support is available through both one-on-one consultations and workshops. To book a consultation appointment, please fill out out our [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form// Research Commons Consultation Request Form].

'''Please note''': Our consultation services are intended for UBC graduate students. If you are a faculty or staff member looking for NVivo support, you may want to explore the support available from [http://www.qsrinternational.com/support.aspx QSR International] (the makers of NVivo), or you may want to join the UBC NVivo Listserv: e-mail NVIVO-UBC-request@lists.ubc.ca to be added to the list.

Did you have a one-on-one consultation with a member of our team? We'd love to get your feedback - just fill out the [http://www.surveyfeedback.ca/surveys/wsb.dll/s/1g3884 Research Commons Student Feedback Form].

== Workshops ==

NVivo workshops are offered on a weekly basis throughout the Winter 2015 term. A full listing of NVivo workshop times and locations, as well as registration, is available through the [http://elred.library.ubc.ca/libs/ Library Workshops and Events Calendar]. (Search NVivo in the search box in the top left corner to see only NVivo events.)

'''Workshop 1: Getting Started with NVivo'''
:NVivo is computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software. In this introductory workshop, you'll learn about the benefits of working with NVivo, how to set it up, the types of sources you can use and how to import them into NVivo, and how to do queries, nodes, and coding. ([http://ow.ly/HJpio Workshop dataset])

'''Workshop 2: Classifications and Datasets'''
:NVivo's classification capabilities will help you to add demographic data to your nodes and bibliographic data to your sources. Datasets allow you to import and work with tabular material from spreadsheets, database tables, surveys, and social media. If you're comfortable with the basics of NVivo - importing sources, creating nodes, and coding - and would like to explore new ways of working with qualitative data, this workshop is for you!

'''Please note''': Our workshops are intended for UBC graduate students. If you are a faculty or staff member looking for NVivo support, you may want to explore the support available from [http://www.qsrinternational.com/support.aspx QSR International] (the makers of NVivo), or you may want to join the UBC NVivo Listserv: e-mail NVIVO-UBC-request@lists.ubc.ca to be added to the list.

Did you attend one of our workshops? We'd love to get your feedback - just fill out the '''[http://www.surveyfeedback.ca/surveys/wsb.dll/s/1g222b Research Commons Student Feedback Form]'''.

== NVivo Software ==
NVivo is one of the leading computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software (CAQDAS) packages. It is designed for qualitative researchers working with very rich text-based and/or multimedia information. The software is very powerful and allows the researcher not only to search and analyse large quantities of data, but also to discover and map new relationships as the data analysis unfolds. It’s used to analyse data from in-depth interviews, content analysis, ethnography and semiotics, etc., but can also analyse any types of unstructured data such as social media, audio recordings, web pages, and literature reviews.

''A few points of note:''

* NVivo software is not free. A student subscription can be purchased from the developer, [http://www.qsrinternational.com/products.aspx QSR International]. A 30-day trial subscription is also available.
* UBC faculty or staff members can get a (free) [http://it.ubc.ca/services/desktop-print-services/software-licensing/nvivo-software NVivo license] through UBC IT.
* NVivo is not currently available on UBC Library computers.

== NVivo Symposium==
[[File:NVivoSymposium2015-web-banner.jpg||NVivo Symposium 2015 web banner]]

* '''Date:''' April 23rd and 24th, 2015
* '''Location:''' [http://www.sfu.ca/campuses/maps-and-directions/vancouver-map.html Simon Fraser University, Vancouver Campus]. Room 1800, the Terasen Cinema.
* '''Registration:''' Free; open to current UBC and SFU students, faculty, and staff only. Seating is limited. Reserve your seat by registering at: http://bit.ly/nvivo-signup

This NVivo Symposium is a free, day-long event designed to bring NVivo-using researchers from SFU and UBC into contact with one another. We are very fortunate to have NVivo expert, Dr. Pat Bazeley join us all the way from Australia. Researchers will have the chance to think deeply about their methodology, to share their research, to connect with one another, and to be inspired.

The NVivo Symposium is open to researchers and students from both UBC and SFU. No experience with NVivo is necessary. We welcome both qualitative researchers and others who may be using NVivo in interesting ways (''e.g.'' for literature reviews) and the day will be relevant to both PC and Mac users . Graduate students are particularly encouraged to attend.

==== '''Symposium Schedule at a Glance''' ====
(See the [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015|Detailed Schedule]].)

'''Thursday, April 23rd, 2015'''
* 8:30-9:00 Registration and refreshments
* 9:00-9:15 Welcome remarks
* 9:15-10:15 [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015#Keynote_Talk:_Analysis_Beyond_Coding|Keynote talk: Analysis Beyond Coding]], Pat Bazeley, Associate Professor, University of New South Wales
* 10:45-11:45 [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015#Lightning_Talks|Lightning Talks]]. Presenters TBA. Please consider submitting a proposal. Accepted presenters will be guaranteed a spot in the post-symposium workshop on April 24th.

* 11:45-1:00 Lunch break (lunch on own)

''''Afternoon concurrent sessions'':''
* 1:00-4:00 [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015#Master_Class:_Theory_and_Practice_of_Qualitative_Data_Analysis_in_NVivo|Master class: Theory and Practice of Qualitative Data Analysis with NVivo]], Pat Bazeley
* 1:00-4:00 [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015#NVivo_for_Mac_Workshop|NVivo for Mac]], delivered by a trainer from QSR (space is limited; requires [http://workshops.lib.sfu.ca/node/949 registration by lottery]).

==== '''Associated Post-Symposium Workshop''' ====

'''Friday, April 24th, 2015'''

* 9:00-4:00 Advanced NVivo Workshop: Queries and Visualizations, Pat Bazeley (space is limited; requires [http://workshops.lib.sfu.ca/node/947 registration by lottery])

==== '''Questions''' ====

Please contact research.commons@ubc.ca with questions regarding the NVivo Symposium.

[[Category:Research Commons]]

Documentation:Research Commons/NVivo Support

2015-03-12T19:01:54Z

SusanAtkey: /* NVivo Symposium */

{{Infobox Research Commons}}

=== The Research Commons now offers NVivo Software Support. ===

NVivo is one of the leading computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software (CAQDAS) packages, and is now available for both PC and Mac operating systems.

== Consultation Services ==

The Research Commons can help grad students to get started successfully using NVivo in qualitative research, including:

* Installing the software
* Creating new projects
* Importing a variety of sources, including documents, PDFs, spreadsheets, audio and video files, and data from online sources
* Becoming familiar with the technical aspects of coding in NVivo
* Using NVivo's tools to explore and present relationships and trends in qualitative data

Support is available through both one-on-one consultations and workshops. To book a consultation appointment, please fill out out our [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form// Research Commons Consultation Request Form].

'''Please note''': Our consultation services are intended for UBC graduate students. If you are a faculty or staff member looking for NVivo support, you may want to explore the support available from [http://www.qsrinternational.com/support.aspx QSR International] (the makers of NVivo), or you may want to join the UBC NVivo Listserv: e-mail NVIVO-UBC-request@lists.ubc.ca to be added to the list.

Did you have a one-on-one consultation with a member of our team? We'd love to get your feedback - just fill out the [http://www.surveyfeedback.ca/surveys/wsb.dll/s/1g3884 Research Commons Student Feedback Form].

== Workshops ==

NVivo workshops are offered on a weekly basis throughout the Winter 2015 term. A full listing of NVivo workshop times and locations, as well as registration, is available through the [http://elred.library.ubc.ca/libs/ Library Workshops and Events Calendar]. (Search NVivo in the search box in the top left corner to see only NVivo events.)

'''Workshop 1: Getting Started with NVivo'''
:NVivo is computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software. In this introductory workshop, you'll learn about the benefits of working with NVivo, how to set it up, the types of sources you can use and how to import them into NVivo, and how to do queries, nodes, and coding. ([http://ow.ly/HJpio Workshop dataset])

'''Workshop 2: Classifications and Datasets'''
:NVivo's classification capabilities will help you to add demographic data to your nodes and bibliographic data to your sources. Datasets allow you to import and work with tabular material from spreadsheets, database tables, surveys, and social media. If you're comfortable with the basics of NVivo - importing sources, creating nodes, and coding - and would like to explore new ways of working with qualitative data, this workshop is for you!

'''Please note''': Our workshops are intended for UBC graduate students. If you are a faculty or staff member looking for NVivo support, you may want to explore the support available from [http://www.qsrinternational.com/support.aspx QSR International] (the makers of NVivo), or you may want to join the UBC NVivo Listserv: e-mail NVIVO-UBC-request@lists.ubc.ca to be added to the list.

Did you attend one of our workshops? We'd love to get your feedback - just fill out the '''[http://www.surveyfeedback.ca/surveys/wsb.dll/s/1g222b Research Commons Student Feedback Form]'''.

== NVivo Software ==
NVivo is one of the leading computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software (CAQDAS) packages. It is designed for qualitative researchers working with very rich text-based and/or multimedia information. The software is very powerful and allows the researcher not only to search and analyse large quantities of data, but also to discover and map new relationships as the data analysis unfolds. It’s used to analyse data from in-depth interviews, content analysis, ethnography and semiotics, etc., but can also analyse any types of unstructured data such as social media, audio recordings, web pages, and literature reviews.

''A few points of note:''

* NVivo software is not free. A student subscription can be purchased from the developer, [http://www.qsrinternational.com/products.aspx QSR International]. A 30-day trial subscription is also available.
* UBC faculty or staff members can get a (free) [http://it.ubc.ca/services/desktop-print-services/software-licensing/nvivo-software NVivo license] through UBC IT.
* NVivo is not currently available on UBC Library computers.

== NVivo Symposium==
[[File:NVivoSymposium2015-web-banner.jpg||NVivo Symposium 2015 web banner]]

* '''Date:''' April 23rd and 24th, 2015
* '''Location:''' [http://www.sfu.ca/campuses/maps-and-directions/vancouver-map.html Simon Fraser University, Vancouver Campus]. Room 1800, the Terasen Cinema.
* '''Registration:''' Free; open to current UBC and SFU students, faculty, and staff only. Seating is limited. Reserve your seat by registering at: http://bit.ly/nvivo-signup

This NVivo Symposium is a free, day-long event designed to bring NVivo-using researchers from SFU and UBC into contact with one another. We are very fortunate to have NVivo expert, Dr. Pat Bazeley join us all the way from Australia. Researchers will have the chance to think deeply about their methodology, to share their research, to connect with one another, and to be inspired.

The NVivo Symposium is open to researchers and students from both UBC and SFU. No experience with NVivo is necessary. We welcome both qualitative researchers and others who may be using NVivo in interesting ways (eg. for literature reviews) and the day will be relevant to both PC and Mac users . Graduate students are particularly encouraged to attend.

==== '''Symposium Schedule at a Glance''' ====
(See the [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015|Detailed Schedule]].)

'''Thursday, April 23rd, 2015'''
* 8:30-9:00 Registration and refreshments
* 9:00-9:15 Welcome remarks
* 9:15-10:15 [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015#Keynote_Talk:_Analysis_Beyond_Coding|Keynote talk: Analysis Beyond Coding]], Pat Bazeley, Associate Professor, University of New South Wales
* 10:45-11:45 [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015#Lightning_Talks|Lightning Talks]]. Presenters TBA. Please consider submitting a proposal. Accepted presenters will be guaranteed a spot in the post-symposium workshop on April 24th.

* 11:45-1:00 Lunch break (lunch on own)

''''Afternoon concurrent sessions'':''
* 1:00-4:00 [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015#Master_Class:_Theory_and_Practice_of_Qualitative_Data_Analysis_in_NVivo|Master class: Theory and Practice of Qualitative Data Analysis with NVivo]], Pat Bazeley
* 1:00-4:00 [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015#NVivo_for_Mac_Workshop|NVivo for Mac]], delivered by a trainer from QSR (space is limited; requires [http://workshops.lib.sfu.ca/node/949 registration by lottery]).

==== '''Associated Post-Symposium Workshop''' ====

'''Friday, April 24th, 2015'''

* 9:00-4:00 Advanced NVivo Workshop: Queries and Visualizations, Pat Bazeley (space is limited; requires [http://workshops.lib.sfu.ca/node/947 registration by lottery])

==== '''Questions''' ====

Please contact research.commons@ubc.ca with questions regarding the NVivo Symposium.

[[Category:Research Commons]]

Documentation:Research Commons/NVivo Support

2015-03-12T19:00:32Z

SusanAtkey: /* NVivo Symposium */

{{Infobox Research Commons}}

=== The Research Commons now offers NVivo Software Support. ===

NVivo is one of the leading computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software (CAQDAS) packages, and is now available for both PC and Mac operating systems.

== Consultation Services ==

The Research Commons can help grad students to get started successfully using NVivo in qualitative research, including:

* Installing the software
* Creating new projects
* Importing a variety of sources, including documents, PDFs, spreadsheets, audio and video files, and data from online sources
* Becoming familiar with the technical aspects of coding in NVivo
* Using NVivo's tools to explore and present relationships and trends in qualitative data

Support is available through both one-on-one consultations and workshops. To book a consultation appointment, please fill out out our [http://koerner.library.ubc.ca/services/research-commons/research-commons-consultation-request-form// Research Commons Consultation Request Form].

'''Please note''': Our consultation services are intended for UBC graduate students. If you are a faculty or staff member looking for NVivo support, you may want to explore the support available from [http://www.qsrinternational.com/support.aspx QSR International] (the makers of NVivo), or you may want to join the UBC NVivo Listserv: e-mail NVIVO-UBC-request@lists.ubc.ca to be added to the list.

Did you have a one-on-one consultation with a member of our team? We'd love to get your feedback - just fill out the [http://www.surveyfeedback.ca/surveys/wsb.dll/s/1g3884 Research Commons Student Feedback Form].

== Workshops ==

NVivo workshops are offered on a weekly basis throughout the Winter 2015 term. A full listing of NVivo workshop times and locations, as well as registration, is available through the [http://elred.library.ubc.ca/libs/ Library Workshops and Events Calendar]. (Search NVivo in the search box in the top left corner to see only NVivo events.)

'''Workshop 1: Getting Started with NVivo'''
:NVivo is computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software. In this introductory workshop, you'll learn about the benefits of working with NVivo, how to set it up, the types of sources you can use and how to import them into NVivo, and how to do queries, nodes, and coding. ([http://ow.ly/HJpio Workshop dataset])

'''Workshop 2: Classifications and Datasets'''
:NVivo's classification capabilities will help you to add demographic data to your nodes and bibliographic data to your sources. Datasets allow you to import and work with tabular material from spreadsheets, database tables, surveys, and social media. If you're comfortable with the basics of NVivo - importing sources, creating nodes, and coding - and would like to explore new ways of working with qualitative data, this workshop is for you!

'''Please note''': Our workshops are intended for UBC graduate students. If you are a faculty or staff member looking for NVivo support, you may want to explore the support available from [http://www.qsrinternational.com/support.aspx QSR International] (the makers of NVivo), or you may want to join the UBC NVivo Listserv: e-mail NVIVO-UBC-request@lists.ubc.ca to be added to the list.

Did you attend one of our workshops? We'd love to get your feedback - just fill out the '''[http://www.surveyfeedback.ca/surveys/wsb.dll/s/1g222b Research Commons Student Feedback Form]'''.

== NVivo Software ==
NVivo is one of the leading computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software (CAQDAS) packages. It is designed for qualitative researchers working with very rich text-based and/or multimedia information. The software is very powerful and allows the researcher not only to search and analyse large quantities of data, but also to discover and map new relationships as the data analysis unfolds. It’s used to analyse data from in-depth interviews, content analysis, ethnography and semiotics, etc., but can also analyse any types of unstructured data such as social media, audio recordings, web pages, and literature reviews.

''A few points of note:''

* NVivo software is not free. A student subscription can be purchased from the developer, [http://www.qsrinternational.com/products.aspx QSR International]. A 30-day trial subscription is also available.
* UBC faculty or staff members can get a (free) [http://it.ubc.ca/services/desktop-print-services/software-licensing/nvivo-software NVivo license] through UBC IT.
* NVivo is not currently available on UBC Library computers.

== NVivo Symposium==
[[File:NVivoSymposium2015-web-banner.jpg||NVivo Symposium 2015 web banner]]

* '''Date:''' April 23rd and 24th, 2015
* '''Location:''' [http://www.sfu.ca/campuses/maps-and-directions/vancouver-map.html Vancouver campus of Simon Fraser University]. Room 1800, the Terasen Cinema.
* '''Registration:''' Free; open to current UBC and SFU students, faculty, and staff only. Seating is limited. Reserve your seat by registering at: http://bit.ly/nvivo-signup

This NVivo Symposium is a free, day-long event designed to bring NVivo-using researchers from SFU and UBC into contact with one another. We are very fortunate to have NVivo expert, Dr. Pat Bazeley join us all the way from Australia. Researchers will have the chance to think deeply about their methodology, to share their research, to connect with one another, and to be inspired.

The NVivo Symposium is open to researchers and students from both UBC and SFU. No experience with NVivo is necessary. We welcome both qualitative researchers and others who may be using NVivo in interesting ways (eg. for literature reviews) and the day will be relevant to both PC and Mac users . Graduate students are particularly encouraged to attend.

==== '''Symposium Schedule at a Glance''' ====
(See the [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015|Detailed Schedule]].)

'''Thursday, April 23rd, 2015'''
* 8:30-9:00 Registration and refreshments
* 9:00-9:15 Welcome remarks
* 9:15-10:15 [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015#Keynote_Talk:_Analysis_Beyond_Coding|Keynote talk: Analysis Beyond Coding]], Pat Bazeley, Associate Professor, University of New South Wales
* 10:45-11:45 [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015#Lightning_Talks|Lightning Talks]]. Presenters TBA. Please consider submitting a proposal. Accepted presenters will be guaranteed a spot in the post-symposium workshop on April 24th.

* 11:45-1:00 Lunch break (lunch on own)

''''Afternoon concurrent sessions'':''
* 1:00-4:00 [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015#Master_Class:_Theory_and_Practice_of_Qualitative_Data_Analysis_in_NVivo|Master class: Theory and Practice of Qualitative Data Analysis with NVivo]], Pat Bazeley
* 1:00-4:00 [[Documentation:Research_Commons/NVivo_Symposium_2015#NVivo_for_Mac_Workshop|NVivo for Mac]], delivered by a trainer from QSR (space is limited; requires [http://workshops.lib.sfu.ca/node/949 registration by lottery]).

==== '''Associated Post-Symposium Workshop''' ====

'''Friday, April 24th, 2015'''

* 9:00-4:00 Advanced NVivo Workshop: Queries and Visualizations, Pat Bazeley (space is limited; requires [http://workshops.lib.sfu.ca/node/947 registration by lottery])

==== '''Questions''' ====

Please contact research.commons@ubc.ca with questions regarding the NVivo Symposium.

[[Category:Research Commons]]