Introducing scoping & systematic reviews: An Open Education Resource (27 May)

Introducing scoping & systematic reviews: An Open Education Resource (27 May)

Event Description

In response to student and staff needs, librarians at Federation University created an Open Education Resource to introduce a complex topic in an easy to understand, step by step way. This lunchtime session will describe the process of creating the resource from inception to publication, and demonstrate the content, features and interactive elements of the resource.

Presenters

  • Erin Roga
  • Karen Pruis

Erin Roga has a Masters of Information Management from the University of South Australia. Her minor thesis explored the impact of digital skills classes for first year nursing students. In 2022, she attended the Australian Evidence Based Practice Librarians’ Institute. Erin is a liaison librarian for the Institute of Health and Wellbeing at Federation University Australia, and supports students and academics in their teaching, learning and research, with a focus on training for conducting systematic and scoping reviews. She is interested in promoting the need for rigourous methodology and reporting of reviews. In her spare time, she loves to potter in her vegetable patch and hang out with her chicken friends, and is now learning to keep bees and cultivate mushrooms.

Dr. Karen Pruis obtained her PhD from Federation University Australia, and her qualitative thesis explored the lived experience of Chinese international students communicating in English while studying abroad. In 2023, she attended the Australian Evidence Based Practice Librarians’ Institute. Karen is a liaison librarian with the Institute of Health and Wellbeing at Federation University Australia with extensive experience in supporting students and researchers with evidenced-based literature searching. She loves to teach them how to construct a replicable search strategy for scoping and systematic reviews. Finally, Karen has two poodles named CoCo and Margaux who are her best friends and give her a lot of joy.

πŸ•š When

Tuesday, 27 May 2025

1.00pm – 2.00pm (Vic, NSW, Tas, ACT, QLD),

12:30pm – 1:30pm (SA, NT),

11am – 12:00pm (WA),

3pm – 4pm (NZ)

🌏 Where

Online webinar Zoom – a link will be sent the day prior.

πŸ’° Cost

ALIA Members – FREE (One of 14 benefits of HLA ALIA membership)
Non-Members – $22

πŸ“ Register

Register

Events & courses mapped to 8 health librarian competencies (Mar 2025)

Events & courses mapped to 8 health librarian competencies (Mar 2025)

An extensive list of courses and events that map to the eight HLA Competencies are now available Many can be done anytime online

Useful to progress from:

A health librarian caterpillar πŸ›, to

A fully-fledged beautiful health librarian butterfly πŸ¦‹

Less entomological but also useful if you are completing the Health Specialisation PD Scheme
πŸ‘‰ note – participating in this scheme requires ALIA / HLA Membership

Thanks to Mr Darcy (Stephenson) (Austin Monash Health Library) for compiling the list

If you find any useful courses / events that are not on the list, send Darcy an email

Somewhat similarly, if there is an professional development area that you think is a bit neglected, send an email to Angela Smith for consideration as an HLA event so we can all improve our skills

CAUL Exhibition Events (Free – Brisbane / Melbourne / Adelaide in June)

CAUL Exhibition Events (Free – Brisbane / Melbourne / Adelaide in June)

🌍 WHERE & WHEN

Brisbane: Monday June 16, Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, South Bank, Brisbane
Melbourne: Wednesday June 18, The Events Centre, Collins Square, Melbourne CBD
Adelaide: Friday June 20, Adelaide Convention Centre, Adelaide CBD

πŸ’° COST

Free / nothing / zip / gratis / zilch / complimentary

πŸ“ REGISTER

You can find more details and register on the CAUL website https://www.caul.edu.au/events/caul-exhibition-events-2025
πŸ‘‰ Note – registrations close Wed 30 April

πŸ“š INFORMATION

The upcoming CAUL Exhibition Event, is an invaluable opportunity for library staff, particularly those with an interest in acquisitions, collections, and procurement.

Building on the success of previous years, this event offers a fantastic chance to connect with up to 35 key exhibitors, network with fellow library professionals, and stay updated on the latest trends and innovations in the library sector.

The event will be hosted in Brisbane, Melbourne, and Adelaide in June this year. Best of all, it’s completely free for library staff from all sectors, not just higher education. We would love to see library staff from public, school, TAFE, special, government, πŸ‘‰ health, law, and corporate libraries.

I encourage you to register and join us for this exciting and informative event.

πŸ“ž CONTACT FOR ANY QUESTIONS

Rani McLennan | Coordinator, Operations & Engagement 

Turrbal and Jagera Country | Brisbane, Queensland | AEST / GMT +10 

rani.mclennan@caul.edu.auwww.caul.edu.au  | Book a meeting with me

Council of Australasian University Librarians

🎦 Video creation made easy in Canva (1.00 – 2.00 pm AEST, Thu 1st May via Zoom)

🎦 Video creation made easy in Canva (1.00 – 2.00 pm AEST, Thu 1st May via Zoom)

🌏 Where: Online via Zoom (link to be sent day prior)

πŸ‘― Trainers:

  • Eunice Ang – Medical Librarian, Northern Health
  • Keren Moskal – Clinical Librarian and Education Lead – Monash Health

πŸ’° Cost: $35 ALIA members; $65 Non-ALIA members. Another reason – along with 13 others – to consider HLA Membership

πŸ“ Registration:Β Register here. Additional information

πŸ”’ Numbers restricted to 20 participants – get in quick.

Description:

This hands-on workshop will show you how to use Canva to create engaging and professional videos for library promotion and education resources. This session covers:

  • Editing a Canva video template
  • Image and text editing, adding animations and effects 
  • Playing with AI features
  • Using Canva record and screen capture

People who have prior experience with Canva will get the most out of this session. There will be hands-on activities. Participants will need access to a Canva account prior to the webinar.

πŸ₯‡HLA competency areas: C4 Leadership and management & C6 Health literacy and teaching