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Content Management and the Research Librarian

Author: Higgs, Richard Date: 15 Sep 2014 A supplement to learning for Library and Information Sciences. The presentation provides a short overview of ECM for librarians, and the skills that librarians should cultivate to be able to support and derive value from Enterprise Content ... Read more c b n d
The fundamentals of digitisation and their implications for archiving

Author: Higgs, Richard Date: 17 Jul 2018 Presentation used for workshop on digitisation, as presented at the South African Society of Archivists Conference, July 2018 Read more c b
How to access and use PressReader

Author: UCT Libraries Date: 2018 How to find a newspaper publication using PressReader. Read more
How to cite

Author: UCT Libraries Date: 2021 Learn about referencing and how to cite sources. Read more
How to conduct a Primo search using keywords

Author: UCT Libraries Date: 2022 This video we demonstrates how to search Primo by using keywords Read more
How to contact the library

Author: UCT Libraries Date: 2021 Read more
How to find full-text articles

Author: UCT Libraries Date: 2021 Find the full-text of articles from the Libraries website using Primo, databases like EBSCOhost and Google Scholar. Read more
How to interpret your reading list

Author: UCT Libraries Date: 2022 At the beginning of your course, you may be given a reading list. A reading list provides you with references to the recommended resources for the course. This may include books, chapters in books or journal articles. Read more
How to manage loans using My Library Card

Author: UCT Libraries Date: 2018 Read more
How to navigate Primo

Author: UCT Libraries Date: 2021 Primo provides simple, one-stop searching for books and e-books, videos, articles, digital media, and more. Primo also helps you manage your research. Sign-in in order to get more functionality like renewing books, saving records, exporting ... Read more
How to navigate some of the UCT Libraries research platforms

Author: UCT Libraries Date: 2022 Navigate UCT Libraries research platforms Read more
How to navigate the UCT Libraries website

Author: UCT Libraries Date: 2021 How to navigate the library webpage. Read more
How to search Google Scholar

Author: UCT Libraries Date: 2021 Use Google Scholar to find resources at UCT. Google Scholar is a freely accessible web search engine that indexes the full text or metadata of scholarly literature across an array of publishing formats and disciplines. Read more
How to use EbscoHost

Author: UCT Libraries Date: 2021 Learn basic information on how to search EBSCOhost, a multidisciplinary database platform. Access via Databases A-Z on UCT Libraries website. Read more
Introducing Primo

Author: UCT Libraries Date: 2018 Read more
Introduction to the Virtual Library Service

Author: UCT Libraries Date: 2021 UCT Libraries functions as a study space and provides virtual support to the teaching, learning and research imperatives. Read more
Introduction to UCT Libraries

Author: Mfengu, Andiswa Date: 2018 This presentation will help you to effectively search for resources in Primo and how to manage ones data. Read more
Referencing Your Work – Introduction

Author: UCT Libraries Date: 2018 Read more
A review of the Knowledge Management Centre of the Economic and Human Development Department, City of Cape Town

Author: UCT Knowledge Co-op Date: Mar 2012 The Knowledge Management Centre (KMC) for a municipal department was set up by a Project Consultant in 1998, with the aim of providing a largely self-service resource centre to store and distribute appropriate and up-to-date information ... Read more c b n a
A review of the Knowledge Management Centre: conducted for the Economic and Human Development Department, City of Cape Town

Author: Underwood, Peter G ; Smith, Gretchen Date: Jul 2012 Following a study of the resources and services of the Knowledge Management Centre (KMC) of the Economic and Human Development Department (EHD) and a survey of a sample of users and potential users, the conclusion is that the KMC is NOT ... Read more c b n a