In the last month for our first (Basic) course  we received the following two feedback statements - one from a UG student and one from a research professional Feedback 1 "Thank you for your initiative. I wish I had come across this site a lot earlier" Feedback 2 "The course was taught well. just that some of it was too basic" One would automatically deduce the the UG student gave the first and that the researcher gave the second. Fact: It was just the opposite Our first course is really aimed at UG students as it teaches the absolute must…

We are delighted to announce that the Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences, Kochi, Kerala has just subscribed to QMedCourses - www.qmedcourses.in. What is still more delightful is that in the first set of about 120 registered participants, around 75 are medical students (MBBS students). The librarian Ms Indira has motivated them to join and has also ensured that her colleagues in the library enrol. Ms Indira had herself joined the program earlier and has had sessions with us on a search strategy for a systematic review that she is helping some doctors with. We are also happy that the Manakula Vinayagar…

"As we go into research, we tend to focus on large things rather than small and minute details. So this course has provided me with the information on some minute details and searching process which I never acknowledged. Having this knowledge would make our search processes easier and faster." - Binisha – Postgraduate student – Physiotherapy (Cardiopulmonary Sciences), SMIMS Just this morning, we got the above feedback for our basic course -  "Information Resources & Literature Searching" and were delighted. Happy not for a “positive feedback” (we get lots of those and are grateful for them) but because we felt that only once…