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Training offer


In the first and second semesters of the academic year, the Iscte Library offers its users a training programme designed to help them acquire and develop skills in research and information analysis, particularly in the use of information resources, bibliographic standards, and reference and citation tools.

The sessions are held online via Teams or Zoom; they are primarily aimed at the Iscte community and, at the end of each session, a questionnaire is distributed to assess participants’ satisfaction.

Training offer:

  1. Calendar training sessions;
  2. Tailored training requested by faculty members;
  3. Library presentation sessions for newcomer students.

The library’s introductory sessions for new students are primarily designed to familiarize them with the facilities, explain how the library works and present the services and resources available. Contact: formacao.biblioteca@iscte-iul.pt.

For tailored training or introductory library sessions, please contact: formacao.biblioteca@iscte-iul.pt.

In collaboration with Iscte’s Language and Transversal Skills Laboratory, the library also offers two online courses — ‘Academic Integrity and Plagiarism’ and ‘Introduction to Open Access’ — on the e-learning platform:

Academic integrity and plagiarism (10 modules, 53 minutes)

Module 1 – Scientific information: what is it?
Module 2 – Academic integrity, respect for intellectual property and copyright
Module 3 – What is meant by plagiarism
Module 4 – How to prevent plagiarism: understanding sources of information
Module 5 – How to prevent plagiarism: evaluating information sources
Module 6 – How to prevent plagiarism: organizing information
Module 7 – How to prevent plagiarism: citing information sources
Module 8 – How to prevent plagiarism: applying styles and standards
Module 9 – Automatic reference management tools
Module 10 – Plagiarism detection tools
 
Introduction to open access (8 modules, 27 minutes)
Module 1 – What is open access?
Module 2 – How can it be implemented?
Module 3 – What are the advantages of open access?
Module 4 – Open Access and copyright
Module 5 – The Iscte case
Module 6 – What should you consider before publishing?
Module 7 – What should you consider after publishing?
Module 8 – From Open Access to Open Science