Research4Life Training Portal (Advanced Course Module 8) This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License 31 August 2016

Table of Contents Research4Life training portal sections: About Research4Life Authorship Skills Reference Management Tools Program Specific Training Courses and Workshops Other Resources 31 August 2016

Additional Inter-programme Training Material In August 2014, the inter-programme training material was moved to a new Research4Life training portal: www.research4life.org/training/ All the material can be adapted for use at your institution. On the HINARI training page www.who.int/hinari/training/, also note the: Links to the HINARI distance learning courses on the Medical Library Association (MLA) and Information Training and Outreach Centre for Africa (ITOCA) Moodle servers HINARI User Training Video Series developed by Duke University 31 August 2016

Displayed is the new Research4Life Training portal Displayed is the new Research4Life Training portal. All the inter- programmes training material plus information about courses and workshops information is located on this page – in six sections. Note the two sections on this page – About Research4Life and Authorship Skills. 31 August 2016

The other four sections of the Research4Life Training resources are displayed in this slide. The next 3 slides display specific sections of this resource. 31 August 2016

Highlighted in this section are a Research4Life Training Overview (for presentations) and R4L Similarities and Differences PPT (for workshops). 31 August 2016

This page contains a series of Authorship Skills presentations and exercises: How to Read a Scientific Paper, How to Write a Scientific Paper, Copyright & Plagiarism, Strategies for Effective Writing, Web- Bibliography and Frequently Asked Questions 31 August 2016

Highlighted in this section are three Reference Management Tools – Mendeley Basic (available to all users), Zotero (open source option) and EndNote Web – how to access, download and use these resources. Mendeley (the basic version) and Zotero (Open source) are available to individuals from non-R4L eligible countries. The presentations review how to download the software and use the numerous options – to create footnotes and develop bibliographies in the multiple formats required by publishers (e.g. APA, Harvard, Vancouver styles). 31 August 2016

This section contains the links to the specific programmes’ training material for AGORA, ARDI, Hinari and OARE. 31 August 2016

Included in this section is information about various Courses and Workshops. 31 August 2016

Highlighted in the Other Resources section are the Marketing Strategies, Information Literacy and Strategies for Managing Change presentations – that apply to all the programs. 31 August 2016

See also Promoting HINARl: The Media Center page has additional useful resources. These are about the Research4Life programmes. They can be downloaded and customized to be used at workshops, presentations, etc. See also Promoting HINARl: www.who.int/hinari/promotional_materials/en/ 31 August 2016