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Four brand new online courses are coming to SAGE Campus in January 2022 to support the teaching and learning of key topics on research skills and data literacy.

The courses are aimed at students, researchers and faculty alike to support the teaching and learning of skills and research methods across all stages of academic study and into employment. The new courses target pivotal moments in the academic experience and equip learners with skills that take significant practice to hone - saving faculty precious time.

As a digital library product, SAGE Campus provides university-wide access to the full suite of 27 self-paced online courses worth over 250 hours of online learning for skills and research methods. Librarians can find out more about how SAGE Campus works for institutions and get a 30-day free institutional trial. Faculty members and researchers who would like to use SAGE Campus for their teaching or own learning can recommend SAGE Campus to their library.

Watch on-demand a SAGE Campus introductory webinar with Dr Robert Thomas to learn more about what to expect from the courses’ modules and how faculty and librarians can use these courses to equip students with in-demand research skills.

Try free modules by clicking below and recommend our courses to your institution

What should you expect from our online courses?

All SAGE Campus courses contain interactive content presented with various activities to assist with your learning process. Each course is broken down into modules in an engaging format that contains videos, audios, flowcharts, quizzes, single and multiple questions, multiple activities, checklists, spreadsheets, narrative slides, tabs and more.

To learn more, download our brochure and check out our pedagogy page for screencasts and screenshots from our latest courses.

Browse the new courses below and try free modules

Browse our courses below and try a free module
1. Critical Thinking: An Online Course
1. Critical Thinking: An Online Course

This six-unit course equips students with the intellectual skills and practical habits of critical thinking.

10 hrs to complete

2. Critical Reading and Writing
2. Critical Reading and Writing

Equips you with the skills and knowledge to make the jump to higher education. It teaches reading strategies to evaluate and question written and visual texts and builds confidence in structuring a critical writing piece, spelling out arguments and integrating evidence.

2 hrs to complete

3. Conduct a Literature Review
3. Conduct a Literature Review

Guides you through the entire process of preparing a literature review, selecting and analyzing existing literature and structuring and writing a quality literature review. Most importantly, develops skills in using evidence to create and present an engaging and critical argument.

5 hrs to complete

4. Do Your Interviews
4. Do Your Interviews

Guides you through the planning and development of research interviews, from choosing the most suitable interview approach, writing strong questions and preparing the interview with participants. A practical, hands-on course to help capture in-depth research data.

5 hrs to complete

5. Working with Transcribed Data
5. Working with Transcribed Data