June 05, 2018
08:00 AMAnother Training in Databases Held at CIU
Another training in Databases was held at Caucasus International University.
The training was conducted in English language and it was specially designed for international program students and academic personnel.
Trainers Ms. Tamila Mirkamalova EBSCO representative from Prague Office and Mr. Rodney Nyborg from US. Office, together with Ms. Nana Khuskivadze, a representative of LTD Innovative System Management discussed the use of search mechanism on EBSCOhost platform, electronic resources and database.
The training, which is permanently held with the initiative of CIU Library, aims at studying the mechanisms for finding and using information in scientific databases.
The meeting was attended by the students of the international programs offered by CIU faculties of Business and Medicine, program supervisors, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and librarians.
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