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Publishing Resources
Publishing Resources
Beall’s List of Potential Predatory Journals and Publishers
Beall’s List of Potential Predatory Journals and Publishers
An archived version of Beall’s list – a list of potential predatory publishers created by librarian Jeffrey Beall: https://beallslist.net/
Getting Started on the OSF: A Hands-on Guide
Getting Started on the OSF: A Hands-on Guide
Join our monthly webinars to explore a variety of use cases highlighting how OSF can support your open science practices and solve common problems many researchers face throughout the research lifecycle, while also providing a guided tour through key workflows and features.
Open science is a global movement that champions transparency, accessibility, and collaboration in research. By promoting practices like data sharing and preregistration, open science accelerates scientific progress and builds trust in research findings. (below)
Incorporating open science practices can significantly enhance the quality, credibility, and impact of your research. Open science is a collective effort that invites everyone— regardless of role or experience— to contribute to a more equitable and trustworthy research ecosystem.
Prairieaction Foundation - CARE
Prairieaction Foundation - CARE
Application deadline: May 15, 2025
The Community Action, Research, and Education (CARE) Grant Program furthers Prairieaction Foundation’s goal to support community-based research into action-based solutions to violence and abuse. The grant program funds qualifying charitable organizations to do research projects that identify potential strategies, models and methods to ultimately eliminate the issues and impact of violence and abuse. See the website. Read the funding details.
Free toolkit - Social Media for Academics
Free toolkit - Social Media for Academics
Do you want to know how to use social media to promote your work, network, and demonstrate impact? This webpage includes a book chapter, videocasts, podcasts and blog posts. By SAGE.
Procedures for Studying University of Calgary Students
We commonly have faculty members who wish to study students from other institutions. The simplest way to do this is to partner with a faculty member at the institution where you want to study the students. However, at times, this is not possible. In the case of the desire to study University of Calgary students, there is a process that our researchers should follow. Read the procedures document to the right, or click here.
Procedures for Studying U of C students.docxResearch Workshops and Seminars
Research Workshops and Seminars
Faculty Newsletter
Faculty Newsletter
For updates regarding external and internal personal development opportunities as compiled each week in the Faculty newsletter, see the HCE Faculty newsletter archive.
Free E-Learning Module: Introduction to Knowledge Translation in Patient-Oriented Research
Free E-Learning Module: Introduction to Knowledge Translation in Patient-Oriented Research
Whether you're in healthcare, academia, policymaking, or beyond, understanding the principles and strategies of effective Knowledge Translation (KT) can be an empowering way to enact change in your chosen field. This eLearning module will introduce you to the basics of knowledge translation - what it entails, its purpose in moving evidence into action, the benefits of effective KT, and how patient partners can play a role in the process.
Unconscious Bias Training Module
Unconscious Bias Training Module
An online training module developed by the TriAgencies that will provide some education regarding equity, diversity and inclusion in research. You can access the module anytime .
Faculty Development Fund
Faculty Development Fund
All members are eligible to apply for Faculty Development Funding (FDC) which reimburses faculty Professional Development (PD) expenses. For more information, visit the HCE PD webpage.
Impact of Families on Childhood Disability Research
Impact of Families on Childhood Disability Research
Lab 2 Life: Impact of Families on Childhood Disability Research
Tuesday, November 17th, 2020
Centre of Indigegogy - Wilfrid Laurier University
Centre of Indigegogy - Wilfrid Laurier University
The center offers a variety of professional development certificates focusing on Indigenous Wholistic Healing, Decolonization and other traditional knowledge. There is a fee for the courses; however, if you are interested in participating, the Innovation Fund may be able to cover your costs. Please contact Jill or Maggie if you are interested.
Here is the link to the workshops
International Institute for Qualitative Methodology
International Institute for Qualitative Methodology
The International Institute for Qualitative Methodology offers training and networking though conferences, courses, workshops and programs. Information regarding upcoming events can be found on their website.
Research Paradigms and Design
Research Paradigms and Design
Systematic Reviews
Systematic Reviews
A practical guide Screening for Systematic Reviews.pdfA_practical_guide_Protocol_Development_for_Systematic_Reviews.pdfA_practical_guide-Data-Extraction_for_Intervention_Systematic_Reviews_2024.pdfPage updated
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