Stata Session - Part 1
We provide an overview of the Stata interface and basic functions. First, we introduce students to the general features of the program and key terminology. We teach them how to open, save and export different types of datasets. Finally, we calculate descriptive statistics.
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In this workshop, you will learn how to use Zotero, a citation management tool for capturing book, article, webpage and other citations.
Zotero integrates with Word to facilitate the creation of in-text citations, footnotes, and bibliographies in your selected style.
It can also help you organize, tag, and add notes to citations/resources as you find sources and conduct your research.
In this workshop, you will learn how to use Zotero, a citation management tool for capturing book, article, webpage and other citations.
Zotero integrates with Word to facilitate the creation of in-text citations, footnotes, and bibliographies in your selected style.
It can also help you organize, tag, and add notes to citations/resources as you find sources and conduct your research.
This 60-minute workshop will review relevant AI resource for Business, Economics, and Finance research. Librarians from Ginn and Tisch Libraries will provide guidance and facilitate discussion on the effective use and pros and cons of Generative AI tools in your academic and professional work in these sectors.
This 60-minute workshop will review relevant AI resource for Business, Economics, and Finance research. Librarians from Ginn and Tisch Libraries will provide guidance and facilitate discussion on the effective use and pros and cons of Generative AI tools in your academic and professional work in these sectors.
Location: Joyce Cummings Center (JCC) Rm. 140 - IN-PERSON EVENT ONLY - NOT ONLINE
Last semester, students launched bold, interdisciplinary projects tackling challenges from refugee data security to global instability, water quality, and migrant navigation. These projects, and others, are continuing this semester—and new students are invited to join and contribute fresh ideas.
“More successful students are usually very adept at managing their own personal knowledge” (Garner, 2010). But what is personal knowledge management (PKM) and what are its components? In this workshop we will review some PKM principles, review various information management tools freely available to Tufts students and share practical techniques you can apply to become a more efficient and effective knowledge worker.
“More successful students are usually very adept at managing their own personal knowledge” (Garner, 2010). But what is personal knowledge management (PKM) and what are its components? In this workshop we will review some PKM principles, review various information management tools freely available to Tufts students and share practical techniques you can apply to become a more efficient and effective knowledge worker.
This session will include a review of statistical data features in Euromonitor Passport, Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), IHS Connect, PRS CountryData.com, World Development Indicators as well as other resources available from Ginn Library’s website. Types of data reviewed for countries and worldwide include: socio-economic and political risk indicators, forecasts, digital and traditional socio-economic indicators, sector and demographic statistics, company/brand market share, etc.
