Research Workshop
Starting with Systematic Reviews: Part 1 Creating your question
| Presenter | Academic Research Librarians | |
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Lisa Ban and Darcy Sorensen
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| Location | Online | |
| Open to | CDU staff and students | |
This workshop will introduce you to the main concepts and tools you can use to plan and complete your systematic review, well, systematically. Part one is all about creating an answerable question and planning your search.
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