Through the workshop, you will learn to use Find@HKUL.Find@HKUL: provides a one-stop search platform for HKUL collection.We will cover:Simple SearchAdvanced SearchTroubleshooting

Student Startup Kit @ HKUL (via Zoom) 2020
Through this workshop, you will learn how to configure and install the essential software and Apps to facilitate your workflow, including:
Mobile@HKUL: Quick mobile access to HKU library information and services. Reload via HKUL: A bookmarklet to facilitate access to HKUL subscribed resources from a publisher website. HKUL Search Assistant: a plugin to search HKU Libraries Catalogue and other popular databases within your browser and access HKUL...

ORCID integration in the Scholars Hub and DataHub

The presentation slides about the Research Data Management workflow, DMP tool and Data repository for the new RPg students in the University of Hong Kong.

Research Data Management Workflow for the University of Hong Kong RPg student.
1. HKU Research Data Policies2. HKU Libraries Research Data Services Website (https://hub.hku.hk/researchdata)3. Data Management Plan Input Form4. Data Management Plan5. DMPTool6. How to write the Readme file7. HKU Data Repository - DataHub8. DataHub features9. How to upload data into DataHub

Find@HKUL provides a one-stop search platform for HKUL collection and myriad articles full text. Highlights of this "Find@HKUL: Show & Tell" include:

Search: Search for materials on a topicRefine: Refine results by material type, language, year, etc.Access an item:
(a) Get a print item
(b) View an online item
(c) Request an item on loan or for interbranch delivery
(d) Request via HKALLExport the citation via email, permalink, Endnote, etc.Save records, searches and create alertsMyAccount@HKUL: View circulation record for renewalsTroubleshooting
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Through the workshop, you will be able to: • Understand scholarly & non-scholarly sources • Discover scholarly sources with ReadingList@HKUL, Find@HKUL, databases & Google Scholar • Build a search query on your topic • Evaluate the sources• Know about various library resources which support learning, academic honesty & exam preparation

Postgraduate Library Workshop 2021

Through the workshop, you will be able to: Identify and access the resources to put up a literature review Master the basic search skills to find pertinent information Set up alerts to keep updated on latest research Configure or install applications to facilitate learning and research Recognize the importance of academic integrity through ethical use of information and research data managementIdentify the library services and facilities in support of your research cycle,...

Employing Ethnographic Methods, including Interviews and the "Walk-through Method" to studying Digital Applications, the Researcher investigates the Digital Remains left behind by Deceased Persons, Specifically Social Media Users, to uncover how their post-mortem existence exerts its Memorial and Ritualistic Influence upon their Survivors, as well as the actions of Survivors, ranging from Family to Strangers, in Managing, Maintaining, and Negotiating the often Contentious Meanings of these Digital Landscapes.

Employing Ethnographic Methods, including Interviews and the "Walk-through Method" to studying Digital Applications, the Researcher investigates the Digital Remains left behind by Deceased Persons, Specifically Social Media Users, to uncover how their post-mortem existence exerts its Memorial and Ritualistic Influence upon their Survivors, as well as the actions of Survivors, ranging from Family to Strangers, in Managing, Maintaining, and Negotiating the often Contentious Meanings of these Digital Landscapes.

Find@HKUL provides a one-stop search platform for HKUL collection and myriad articles full text. Highlights of this "Find@HKUL: Show & Tell" include:

Search: Search for materials on a topicRefine: Refine results by material type, language, year, etc.Access an item:
(a) Get a print item
(b) View an online item
(c) Request an item on loan or for interbranch delivery
(d) Request via HKALLExport the citation via email, permalink, Endnote, etc.Save records, searches and create alertsMyAccount@HKUL: View circulation record for renewalsTroubleshooting
...

Webinar presented on 10 June 2021 in the International Society for Quantitative History's Webinar Series
From Forest to Farmland and Meadow to Metropolis: How did the environment shape human history, and how did humanity bring about the Anthropocene?
Did humans affect global climate before the Industrial Era? While this question is hotly debated, the co-evolution of humans and the natural environment since the last Ice Age had an undisputed role in influencing the development and present state...

Webinar presented on 24 June 2021 as part of the learning activities of MSocSc course- SOWK6331/SOWK6056 Online Counselling and Psychosocial Interventions for digital generations.
Speaker:Dr Lisa Burback, MD, FRCPCAssociate Clinical Professor Department of Psychiatry, University of Alberta, Canada
About the speaker:Dr. Lisa Burback has treated suicidal, severely depressed and traumatized patients with Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) online and has coached patients through the process of Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) psychotherapy virtually.
Topic: Good practices – overseas...

The presentation slides with the title "OPENING UP, PROMOTING AND PRESERVING THE UNIVERSITY’S RESEARCH" in the webinar "Research Intelligence: Open Research, Open Data and Open Publishing".

This record contains 3 selected videos based on the local stories which group members heard from local residents of the Yim Tin Tsai Island during the field trips.

Postgraduate Library Workshop 2022

Through the workshop, you will be able to: Identify and access the resources to put up a literature review Master the basic search skills to find pertinent information Set up alerts to keep updated on latest research Configure or install applications to facilitate learning and research Recognize the importance of academic integrity through ethical use of information and research data managementIdentify the library services and facilities in support of your research cycle,...

Essential Library Services for HKU StaffThe workshop aims to familiarise HKU staff with the essential services to support their teaching and research. Topics cover:Part I: Information ResourcesFind information resources within and beyond HKU LibrariesAccess library electronic resources from Google Scholar and publisher’s websiteSet up alerts to stay updated with the latest researchPart II: Teaching SupportCreate online reading lists for your course teachingPurchase textbooks/resources through HKU LibrariesCopyright in teaching and learningPlagiarism and originality check with TurnitinPart...

Through the workshop, you will learn to use Find@HKUL.Find@HKUL: provides a one-stop search platform for HKUL collection.We will cover:Simple SearchAdvanced SearchTroubleshooting

Date: 27 April 2022 (Wed) Time: 1 - 2 pm Speaker: Mr. Terry Chung, Ms. Mahboobani Vanessa Ramesh Venue: Online via Zoom Description: To adapt to the changes from emerging technologies, the Libraries support Digital Scholarship/Humanities initiatives creation by using expertise and resources. This session will give ideas on how the Libraries work with your learning and research. Agenda: What are the basics of DS? Will DS help you? How does an idea fit in...

This workshop will cover: Benefits of the Readinglist@HKUL Setting up the list Adding resources to the reading list (3 options) Editing the list Student Engagement with the reading list Communicating the list with the Library Publishing the list Reading Lists Service

The supplementary movies S1, S2, and S3 (presented in Figs. 1 and 2) show typical debris flow, debris avalanche, and rock avalanche impacting a flexible ring net barrier with vint = 6 m/s, respectively.
As a supporting figure for Figs. 3b, 3c and 3d, Fig. S1 presents free surfaces of flowing layers and boundaries of dead zones measured at peak impacts for (a ~ d) DF, (e ~ h) DA and (i ~ l)...

Students may often be asked to submit their assignments to Turnitin at HKU. Join this session to learn more about Turnitin focusing on similarity check and common issues that you may encounter. The following topics will be covered: Understanding plagiarism Turnitin@HKU What is Feedback Studio? Common student questions, for example: How to interpret the similarity report? Can I check my paper (not the assignment)? Why the similarity report cannot be generated? How to delete a...

HKUL has subscribed to a lot of significant Chinese electronic resources. The workshop will introduce you“中國基本古籍庫”, “中國譜牒庫” and “中國方志庫” which contain various types of primary source documents. Join this session to learn the following topics: - a brief introduction to these databases - how to make the best use of them - learn by research studies/examples

This supporting data is the supplemental videos for the thsis entitled “Aqueous Phase Separation Induced Self-Assembly Towards All-Water Robotics”. Video S1: Printed aqueous thread breaking into droplets in the absence of nanoparticles-polyelectrolyte stabilizers". Video S2: Measurement of the critical distance of the magnetic responsiveness at different concentration of Fe3O4 nanoparticles. Video S3: Dynamic soft responsiveness of the aquabot illustrated by its bending ability. Video S4: Aquabot adapts its shape to grip, transport and release objects...

This is an experiential project that students participated in experiential learning activities and produced a set of tourist maps of Ha Tsuen. As part of the course assignments, students from the University of Hong Kong attending course SOCI2055 Tourism, Culture and Society (2016-2017) were guided to collect primary data, produce travel guides to raise public awareness of local history, heritage preservation and future development of Ha Tsuen, as well as reflect on the impacts of...