Workshops
What are CCR Workshops?
Co-Curricular Record (CCR) workshops, led by Library Learning Commons staff, provide students with the opportunity to learn more about academic integrity, researching, writing, studying, math and science while earning a co-curricular record.
Each workshop runs for one hour and is delivered through a combination of lectures and group discussions.
Upcoming CCR Workshops
Eligibility Requirements
- Please arrive within the first 10 minutes. If you arrive late, you may be unable to attend the session.
- Active participation is required – make sure to engage and answer questions when prompted during the workshop.
- Attend 10 unique workshops between May (summer term) to April (winter term) to be eligible for the CCR credit.
Our CCR Workshops
- Academic Integrity
- Research Foundations
- Evaluating Information on Google
- How to Use Turnitin
- Microsoft Word Tips
- Introductory Database Searching
- Artificial Intelligence at Fanshawe
- Copyright 1: Origins and Owner's Rights
- Copyright 2: User's Rights and Contemporary Issues
- Scientific Notation and Estimation
- Introduction to APA
- Advanced References
- Advanced In-Text Citations
- Paragraph Structure
- Starting Assignment Tips
- Punctuation
- Revising Assignments
- Study Skills
- Test Taking
Request a Topic
Many different topics are routinely offered. If you would like to request a topic not included in the list, please fill out the form opposite.
Examples of topic requests include
- Chicago Citation & Documentation
- Copyright Essentials
- MLA Citation & Documentation
- Scholarly Communication Bias
- Social Media
How to Register for a CCR Credit
After completing 10 workshops, you are eligible to receive the “Research, Writing, and Study Skills” credit on your Co-Curricular Record. You can access the Co-Curricular Dashboard through your FanshaweOnline.
- Sign into FanshaweOnline
- Under College Services, select Career/Co-Op/CCR
- Follow the steps in the video below to complete your application
Once your application is submitted, a Library Learning Commons staff member will be notified and, after verifying you have completed the required 10 hours, will approve your CCR credit.