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Charge: To promote and develop competencies around evidence synthesis including systematic reviews, meta-analyses, scoping reviews, and other related methods of research synthesis, through activities such as: Facilitating discussion and peer-support; Creating and managing a resource page; Encouraging programming and publications around systematic reviews through ACRL.
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  • 1.  Announcing a new Campbell Collaboration Systematic Review online course

    Posted Apr 04, 2023 09:21 AM
    Hi everyone,

    I'd like to share that a new online course is now available on systematic reviews and meta-analysis. This is a self-paced, asynchronous course covering the entire process of systematic reviews from problem formulation to meta-analysis, designed with Campbell Collaboration researchers in mind, but appropriate for anyone interested in learning rigorous review methods for the social sciences. Unit 3, on information retrieval and searching, was co-authored by our very own Zahra Premi, myself and Mark Engelbert of 3ie.

    The course is currently being offered for free and learners may be solicited for feedback, as we are trying to continually update and improve the course.

    Please check it out and feel free to refer your review teams to this new resource!


    Best,

    Sarah


  • 2.  RE: Announcing a new Campbell Collaboration Systematic Review online course

    Posted Apr 04, 2023 09:43 AM
    Dear all,

    I think I sent the link to the version of the course for instructors. Instead, please use the following link:


    Best,

    Sarah

    On Tue, Apr 4, 2023 at 10:20 AM Sarah Young <sarahy@andrew.cmu.edu> wrote:
    Hi everyone,

    I'd like to share that a new online course is now available on systematic reviews and meta-analysis. This is a self-paced, asynchronous course covering the entire process of systematic reviews from problem formulation to meta-analysis, designed with Campbell Collaboration researchers in mind, but appropriate for anyone interested in learning rigorous review methods for the social sciences. Unit 3, on information retrieval and searching, was co-authored by our very own Zahra Premi, myself and Mark Engelbert of 3ie.

    The course is currently being offered for free and learners may be solicited for feedback, as we are trying to continually update and improve the course.

    Please check it out and feel free to refer your review teams to this new resource!


    Best,

    Sarah



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