LJMU Events and Appointments

Drop by and ask our Maths & Stats tutors for advice on topics in mathematics, statistics, or data analysis — quantitative or qualitative — including use of software, e.g. Excel, R, SPSS, NVivo, Matlab, Python,... Just remember to bring your maths, statistics, or data analysis query with you, as well as any relevant course materials or data.

You may also like to enrol on the Maths & Statistics Canvas NCSKI02 module to find resources and recordings of classes.

EndNote Online

Do you want to learn how to manage your references effectively when researching and save time when writing up your assignment? Try using the EndNote Online referencing tool.

This session will show you how to:

     
• Create an EndNote Online account;  
     
• Add references from Discover and Databases
     
• Produce a reference list in your chosen style
 

It will include live demonstrations of EndNote Online, explain its features and how to Cite While You Write in Word.

Please note - to get the most out of EndNote Online you should have a good understanding of the referencing style that you will be using in your assignments, for example Harvard. You may want to attend an Introduction to Referencing session first.  

There will be opportunities to ask questions throughout the session.

This class will take place in Teams and a link will be sent out to attendees on the day of the event.  

EndNote Online

Do you want to learn how to manage your references effectively when researching and save time when writing up your assignment? Try using the EndNote Online referencing tool.

This session will show you how to:

     
• Create an EndNote Online account;  
     
• Add references from Discover and Databases
     
• Produce a reference list in your chosen style
 

It will include live demonstrations of EndNote Online, explain its features and how to Cite While You Write in Word.

Please note - to get the most out of EndNote Online you should have a good understanding of the referencing style that you will be using in your assignments, for example Harvard. You may want to attend an Introduction to Referencing session first.  

There will be opportunities to ask questions throughout the session.

This class will take place in Teams and a link will be sent out to attendees on the day of the event.  

The Diversity and Inclusion Team is excited to offer upcoming workshops on the Equality Impact Assessment (EIA).

When developing a new policy or reviewing a current one, we want to ensure that it will be fair, transparent, legal, and consistently applied. Therefore, it is good practice to use this Equality Impact Assessment Policy Checklist to support this. These workshops will cover how best to approach the Equality Impact Assessment Policy / Guidance Development Checklist.

EIA is a way of knowing if a process, practice, or procedure will directly or indirectly have an adverse or differential impact on any of the protected characteristics listed in the Equality Act 2010 (age, disability, gender reassignment, race/ethnicity, religion or belief, gender, sexual orientation, marriage and civil partnership, and pregnancy and maternity).

This opportunity is FREE and open to LJMU/JMSU staff. Places are limited and can be booked using the registration link provided.

Objectives

By the end of the session, delegates will understand:

• What is Impact Assessment (EIA)?
• When we need to conduct an EIA.
• How to complete the EIA Checklist.
• The benefits of using the checklist in considering policy intentions and outcomes and their impact on diversity and inclusion. 
• The value to the University of having a consistent and transparent approach to policy making.

The main staff guide for Panopto is available at https://ltech.ljmu.ac.uk/?page_id=159

Drop by and ask our Maths & Stats tutors for advice on topics in mathematics, statistics, or data analysis — quantitative or qualitative — including use of software, e.g. Excel, R, SPSS, NVivo, Matlab, Python,... Just remember to bring your maths, statistics, or data analysis query with you, as well as any relevant course materials or data.

You may also like to enrol on the Maths & Statistics Canvas NCSKI02 module to find resources and recordings of classes.

Are you ready to elevate your research by making your thesis data open and accessible? Join us for an exclusive workshop on Open Data for your thesis! Open Data allows research datasets to be freely accessible for reuse, validation, and further exploration. This workshop will teach you how to share your data to promote transparency and reproducibility.

Whether you're preparing your thesis or finalising your data, this workshop will help you leverage open data principles for maximum impact!

This session will cover:

• what a critical review is

• how to analyse and evaluate the text you’re reviewing

• how to structure and write your review