Structured to teach supplemental research and information literacy skills, the Workshops for Researchers program offers virtual workshops available in the Fall and Spring semesters, with select workshops in Summer. Most workshops are typically offered once per term. These workshops are not recorded, but instructional materials are available at the semester tab to the left.
Librarians and external speakers with specialized expertise offer a suite of workshops that provide tools and strategies to support research at USF and help faculty and student researchers enhance their research impact and visibility. This guide contains handouts, instructional materials, and other content provided at sessions of the USF Libraries Workshops for Researchers Series.
Intro to USF Libraries: Your Research Ally
Thematic Analysis & Coding for Qualitative Research
R Programming: An Introduction
Digital Collections for Primary Source-Based Research
Data with a Conscience: Ethical Considerations in Research Data Analysis
From Numbers to Narrative: Communicating the Results of Your Data Analyses
Tools for Market and Industry Analysis
Open Source Collaboration with GitHub
Intro to Financial Data Research: Mastering the Basics
SPSS Basics
Journal Rankings and More: Introduction to Impact in the Sciences
Should I Cite This?
Citations, H-Index, and More: Demonstrating Your Research Impact
Match Made in Data: Finding the Right Analysis for Your Research Question
Previously Published and Copyrighted Material in your Thesis or Dissertation
SPSS Basics
Can I Use This In My Research: Open access, Data, Generative AI, and Copyright in Media Online
Appropriate Uses of AI for Qualitative Analysis
SPSS Intermediate
Generative AI & Copyright
Research at the Source: Finding and Using Primary Sources Through USF Libraries
Zotero: Intro to Citation Management
Searching Strategies for Evidence Synthesis Projects
EndNote Advanced: Citation Management Made Easier
“Which Review Should I Do?”: Selecting the Best Evidence Synthesis Approach for Your Social Science Research Project
AI for Coding
MaxQDA for Qualitative Analysis: An Introduction
Photoshop for Researchers
Beyond Paywalls: Harnessing Open Access Resources
Promoting Your Research with University Communications and Marketing