Original illustration: The Geneva Graduate Institute
Various online guides to learn about different subjects:
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What?
Get to know several researcher profiles, including ORCID.
For whom?
Anyone interested in creating a digital researcher profile
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Learn the basics of referencing, how to avoid plagiarism, and discover the Chicago Style.
For whom?
Anyone who would like to cite references correctly
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Go through the main citation rules of the Bluebook, the European Journal of International Law, Oscola, and the International Law Department style.
For whom?
Anyone who would like to cite legal references correctly
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Quoi?
Mieux comprendre le droit d'auteur et le droit de l'information dans le contexte académique suisse.
Pour qui?
Tout le monde ou presque, et notamment les étudiants, professeurs et chercheurs
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Understand copyright in the Swiss academic context, including Creative Commons licences.
For whom?
Almost everyone, students and researchers.
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A guide to develop a search strategy, and discover new and alternative search tools, with or without AI.
For whom?
Anyone who needs to find bibliographic references.
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A guide to help you to evaluate the impact of your scientific production, with a page on altmetrics.
For whom?
Anyone interested in impact metrics
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Learn about systematic reviews which consist on combining the results of several studies to answer a research question.
For whom?
Anyone interested in systematic reviews
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