REPORT OCTOBER 2016

e) Predatory journals; Bibliometrics – friend or foe? Is it the way to go?
f) Plagiarism
g) Reference Management
h) Evidence Medicine resources
8.2.2 Mode of Delivery
Methods used to deliver the workshop were power point presentations and
informal interactive sessions.
8.2.3 Workshop Facilitators/Trainers
The workshop facilitation team comprised NAML members and a representative
from the African Journal Publishers Project (AJPP), also the Chief Editor of the
African Health Sciences journal). The team comprise:
a) Prof. James Tumwine – AJPP – Uganda
b) Dr. Grace Ajuwon – Nigeria
c) Dr. Alison Kinengyere - Uganda
d) Mr. Anne Abda – Mali
e) Ms. Nancy Kamau – Kenya
f) Ms. Cristina Horta – Mozambique
g) Ms. Christine Kanyengo – Zambia, and
h) Mr. Masimba Muziringa – Zimbabwe
8.2.4 Workshop Venue and Facilities
The workshop was held at Makerere University College of Computing and
Information Sciences. WiFi internet was accessible throughout the workshop to
allow for practical sessions.
8.3 Workshop Evaluation
This section summarizes the findings from the workshop evaluation. The
survey consisted of questions that addressed the workshop quality, i.e.
usefulness of the content, overall presentation, format of presentation,
duration of the sessions, and general comments. Out of 34 participants, 23
(67.6%) participated in the evaluation of the workshop. A summary of the
responses received from the entire evaluation follow:
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