Contact: One of the GILP team at grad.ilp@anu.edu.au for information on how to organise tailored session(s) for your group.
CMHS - 2009 (ANU College of Medicine and Health Sciences new PhD students only)
RSPAS, Dept. of Anthropology: GILP Program 2007
CMHS - 2007 (ANU College of Medicine and Health Sciences new PhD students only)
CPAS GILP Program 2006 - I/2006
RSSS, GILP Program 2006 - I/2006
RSPAS, Dept. of Anthropology: GILP Program 2006 - I/2006
Mount Stromlo Observatory PhD Induction Program - I/2006
Research School of Social Science PhD Induction Program - 2005
This program was developed to meet the specific needs of new RSSS PhD students. Students completing this program will have satisfied nearly all of the requirements for the Graduate Course Award in Research Information Literacy (refer to schedule for details). Sessions will be conducted in labs and seminar rooms at the closest location to the students' study area.
GILP for the Environmental Management and Development (EMD) Program
A series of incurricula courses based on current GILP Information Searching and EndNote classes was developed for students enrolled in the unit Environmental Assessment and Reporting Skills. Student's information literacy and information searching skills were assessed via an online questionnaire developed for the group. The questionnaire also asked the students to identify information skills they would like to improve. Each class used information sources appropriate to the subject, environmental science and was customised to develop the skill needs recognised by the questionnaire. A special research class gave students the opportunity to use library databases to do there own topics with a librarian available to assist when necessary. The importance of skills taught during the seven week series of classes was accentuated with an assessable component.
See how these sessions contributed to the students' Graduate Course Award in Research Information Literacy - EMD timetable
GILP for the International and Development Economics (IDEC) Program
A series of GILP courses with an emphasis on information technology skills was run specifically for students studying with RSPAS. Classes included Issues in Literature Review Writing, Word, PowerPoint, SPSS, EndNote and an information searching class using economics databases.
See how these sessions contributed to the students' Graduate Course Award in Research Information Literacy - IDEC timetable
Research School of Social Science PhD Induction Program - 2004
This program was developed to meet the specific needs of new RSSS PhD students. The sessions undertaken in this RSSS program almost complete the list of requirements for the Graduate Course Award in Research Information Literacy. Sessions were conducted in labs and seminar rooms at the closest location to the students' study area.
Customised RSSS timetable, how these sessions contributed to the Course Award