On Demand Learning
Atla's On Demand Learning is a collection of free professional development webinars. To catch a live webinar, view our Events.
Three Credits’ Worth of Research: The Librarian as Research Advisor for MA Candidates
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James Humble Library Director James Humble relates his experiences and techniques as a librarian and research advisor to MA students working on their theses.
Events,
Professional Development
Proceedings Submission Process
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Race MoChridhe,
Kristine Veldheer Learn the new Summary of Proceedings submission process with Editor-in-Chief Kris Veldheer and Atla Scholarly Communication Coordinator Race MoChridhe.
Events
Introducing the New Atla Serials Exchange
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Christine Fruin,
Christy Karpinski Atla Staff Christine Fruin and Christy Karpinski introduce and explain features of the new member programs Atla Serials Exchange.
Programs & Projects
Using the Atla Digital Library to Find Resources
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Race MoChridhe In this webinar, Race MoChridhe introduces attendees to features of the Atla Digital Library that will help them find resources.
Programs & Projects
Rights Management in the Atla Digital Library
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Christine Fruin Atla's Scholarly Communication and Digital Projects Manager Christine Fruin gives an overview of copyright issues around digitized collections.
Programs & Projects
Atla and SCELC Shared Print Program
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Charlotte Nahon,
Rick Burke,
Linda Frodyma Wobbe,
Glenn Johnson-Grau This webinar offers information for how Atla members can coordinate and collaborate within the larger context of the SCELC shared print program.
Programs & Projects
Metadata in the Atla Digital Library
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Christy Karpinski This webinar goes over Metadata Guidelines in the Atla Digital Library, discusses common issues and talks about what makes for good, shareable metadata.
Research Tools
Introduction to the Atla Digital Library
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Christy Karpinski In this webinar, participants will learn more about what the Atla Digital Library is, what is needed to contribute collections, and how to get started contributing.
Research Tools
Open Educational Resources (OERs): From the Beginning
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Melody Diehl Detar In this session, attendees learn what Open Educational Resources (OERs) are, why there is a need for them, and the opportunities that they can provide.
Professional Development