Using Collaborative Tools for Research

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This session will give a brief overview of several tools that can be used for collaborative research. Participants will be introduced to Electronic Lab Notebooks (ELNs), collaborative online writing tools such as Overleaf, OneNote and Evernote, before finishing with a look at GitHub.

• All STEMM graduate students
• Other staff and students welcome
• For further information please see our eligibility criteria

Number of sessions: 1

• Participants will be able to assess which collaborative tools could be useful for their work
• Participants will be able to experiment with collaborative tools after attending the session
• Participants will be able to describe some of the benefits and limitations of collaborative tools

Presentations, demonstrations

• Research Skills
• STEMM Research Skills