Systematic Review Search Success: Planning, Translating, and Reporting Searches
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Online, Georgia
Note: Participants must register for this event at least 24-hours in advance and arrive no later than five minutes. A systematic reviews can seem like a big leap from your usual literature review—but they don’t have to be overwhelming! Librarians Joel and Charlene will introduce you to the world of scoping, systematic, and rapid reviews . This session is designed to support preparation for general exams, theses, dissertation, and early publication planning. By the conclusion of this session, participants will be able to: investigate journals for publicationgather resources necessary for systematic reviewarticulate the significance of search documentation for systematic reviewsParticipants will attend a live, 45-minute virtual lecture, participate in a Q&A, and complete a scored multiple-choice online assessment in QuestionPro. Bring your questions, curiosity, and maybe some coffee—we’ll bring the expert tips! This session is part of the GSU Library's From Sources to Synthesis series, helping the campus community build the skills and knowledge to conduct effective evidence synthesis projects. A level 1 microcredential badge is available for participants who complete all required activities and assessments. We can only offer a microcredential badge to those in live attendance.