The scholarly publishing landscape is progressively shifting towards journals that publish some or all of their articles in an open-access (OA) format, sometimes with associated fees. What are the...  More

Looking for options for qualitative data analysis software? This session will introduce Taguette and QualCoder, two free and unintimidating, yet powerful, options for thematic coding of text, images,...  More

The quantity and variety of academic journals can be overwhelming, and it can be easy to choose the wrong one to submit an article manuscript. Whether you’re new to scholarly publishing, branching...  More

What is impact? When and why do we care whether our research has impact, and how do we begin to gauge it? This session will provide a foundation for how we as researchers can understand, drive, and...  More

Have you been hearing about OER from other instructors in your department or discipline? Maybe you just want to understand the mysterious OER checkbox on the textbook adoption form. This session will...  More

Rayyan is a powerful, free, browser-based tool that can support teams in conducting systematic reviews, scoping reviews, meta-analysis, and other types of evidence synthesis projects. This tool...  More

Collecting original data is not always possible or necessary. This session will explore strategies and tools to find, understand, evaluate, and ethically re-use existing datasets, whether alone or...  More

For students who are just getting started with data analysis and visualization ("viz"), the learning curve for programs like SPSS and SAS can be large and intimidating. Instead, why not start out with...  More