Some testimonials for our online courses

• Information Resources & Literature Searching:
  1. There were lot of confusion regarding Mesh terms. This video has given me clarity regarding MesH terms and its appropriate usage. Before this training, I was curious about how they mentioned search strategy in the article. I never grasped the significance of brackets or how to use boolean operators. There was no one to instruct, and I couldn’t locate any information about it elsewhere. This course has enabled me to be more confidant. Shilpa S, Dept of Oral medicine and Radiology, Vydehi Institute of Dental Sciences and Research Center
  2. Very relevant to help us start our journey as researchers at the UG level. Proper teaching style with self-paced lectures. Self-paced nature, regular recaps at the end of each lesson, examples in the lessons to understand the topic and the option to fasten the video lectures. Preeyati Chopra, UG Student, Government Medical College, Patiala

   

• Introduction to Referencing:
  1. This type of course is very useful for all so that we can learn things well. It’s giving us more information and knowledge. Ch Lavanya, GITAM Institute of Nursing
  2. This was the best course I have ever attended. The class/videos were well organised. Tingboineng Chongloi, PG Nursing Student, Sikkim Manipal Institute of Medical Sciences

   

• Mastering PubMed:
  1. This course helps fully understand all aspects of PubMed’s usability. It is comprehensive, explained clearly with good examples. Dushyanth P, coGuide, Public Heath
  2. It provides the tutorial that PubMed themselves should have provided. It was comprehensive, and Ms. Vasumathi Sriganesh uses her large experience to avert problems before we ever encounter them in our search building strategy. The perfect tutorial for beginners and intermediate PubMed users. Shubhashis Saha, Department of Endocrinology, Christian Medical College Vellore

   

• Reference Management with Mendeley: 
  1. Indepth understanding of mendeley. Every practical doubt that would arise has been thought off and explained. Obuli Srinivasan Gurunathan, CoGuide. General Physician

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