Workshops for All

LibrarySearch, is a tool that helps you discover and access different types of library resources, such as books, journal articles, reviews, theses and dissertations.

After attending this workshop, you will be able to:

• Develop a comprehensive understanding of LibrarySearch
• Locate books and journal articles
• Search for materials on a specific topic

GenAI is a growing area influencing learning for students. This workshop will provide an introduction and best practices for university students using AI tools.

After attending this workshop, you will be:

• Familiar with the university guideline for students on the use of GenAI tools
• Able to understand their limitations and best practices for using GenAI tools
• Able to explore potential applications of GenAI tools for assignments and projects

Language: English

**This workshop is part of the Academic Success Month, in collaboration with the Office of Student Affairs (OSA).

Finding credible academic sources to support your research can be challenging.

After attending this workshop, you will be able to:

• Locate required textbooks and course readings for your subjects
• Develop effective search strategies to enhance your research process
• Find and evaluate reliable sources for your assignments and projects

Language: English

**This workshop is part of the Academic Success Month, in collaboration with the Office of Student Affairs (OSA).

AI-powered tools are changing the way researchers conduct literature searches and reviews by making processes more interactive, intelligent, and efficient. This workshop will introduce emerging AI-driven platforms, including Scite and Web of Science Research Assistant, and discuss strategies for integrating these resources into your research.

After attending this workshop, you will be able to:

• Gain an overview of AI tools available for literature discovery
• Conduct effective and targeted literature searches using these tools
• Understand the functionalities, advantages, and constraints of AI-driven research platforms

Academic referencing is essential. You are always recommended to knowledge the sources of work that you borrow from others.

After attending this workshop, you will be able to:

• Identify and avoid plagiarism
• Cite sources properly, including AI-generated content
• Know how EndNote can streamline the citation process

Language: English

**This workshop is part of the Academic Success Month, in collaboration with the Office of Student Affairs (OSA).

This workshop demonstrates how to use RefWorks, a web-based bibliography management tool, to generate bibliographies and in-text citations.

After attending this workshop, you will be able to:

• Set up a RefWorks account
• Add references from various sources, like LibrarySearch and various databases
• Generate citations in your preferred citation style

A hands-on workshop for beginners to learn basic EndNote skills for managing references and citing the sources smoothly.

After attending this workshop, you will be able to:

• Create an EndNote library
• Add references through PDFs, LibrarySearch and various databases to EndNote
• Generate in-text citations and references in MS Word
• Manage references effectively using grouping features

Featuring a former veteran discipline officer with over 30 years of experience in operations, people development and human resources, this sharing session offers unique insights to aspiring participants through personal stories and interactive Q&As. Participants will even have the opportunity to participate in a fitness test trial. A valuable session for those interested in leadership, discipline, and personal growth.

Speakers: Mr. Patrick Lee and Ms. Icy Lam

Language: English

If you are considering applying for postgraduate programmes, you will have to think of where you are going and how to get in. It is important to know where to search for relevant information effectively and efficiently, and what to write in your personal statement to communicate with your target department the reasons for applying and your suitability.

Speakers:
Ms. Sharon Wong, Lecturer, Independent Learning Centre
Ms. Sue Fung, Faculty Liaison Librarian (Arts & General Education), CUHK Library

Language: English

During the session, Chef Tiff will share her story of following her heart in becoming a chef. We will also learn about all the blood & sweat and hard work behind the Michelin stars, as well as the nitty gritty in running a small French restaurant in a competitive place like Hong Kong. Participants will also be able to have a taste of a classic French snack from jean may by Chef Tiff.

Speaker: Ms. Tiffany Lo

Language: English

This workshop will cover the fundamentals of 3D printing technology, from searching 3D models to bringing them to life. Participants will learn about various 3D printing technology, materials, and applications across different fields. Discover how to transform the 3D model into reality with the power of 3D printing!

Would you like to create a spooky wooden lightbox for Halloween? Use free and user-friendly graphics software to design your Halloween-themed lightbox—featuring ghosts, pumpkins, or bats—and let it glow in the dark with laser cutting and engraving at MakerSpace.