Responsible collaborative research rests on the ability of collaborators to share information as openly and transparently as possible.  Therefore, access to tools that facilitate the sharing of information freely across institutions is of critical importance!

In this workshop, we will focus on two excellent, widely available tools for collaboration on literature review projects, Rayyan and Zotero.  
Rayyan is a tool that assists in managing the screening and review process for systematic and scoping reviews. Zotero is a citation manager that helps you to collect, organize, and cite references. This workshop will feature the collaborative components of these two tools.

When paired together for collaboration literature review projects, Rayyan and Zotero are a *collaborative* match made in heaven!

RCR Credit:  Eligible attendees can receive credit (1 hr) in partial fulfillment of Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) training requirements. In order to be eligible for RCR credit, during the workshop you must: display your full name (first and last), have your camera  turned on, and attend at least 50 minutes of the workshop. This workshop addresses subject area (E) Collaborative Research. 

Instructor(s):
Amy E. LaVertu, MLS, is as the librarian liaison to the Friedman School of Nutrition, as well as the departments of Geographic Medicine & Infectious Disease, and Psychiatry at the Tufts Medical Center.  

Paige Scudder (she/her)  is Hirsh Library's Data and Educational Technology Librarian.