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Minitex News articles tagged with "Webinar" (22):
Remember the Ladies: Education
Minitex and the University of Minnesota Libraries Regional Depository Library presents the webinar series, Remember the Ladies. This series will focus on women and U.S. federal government resources.
Go Back to School with Schoolhouse Rock!: Judicial Process
Join us for the final webinar in our Go Back to School with Schoolhouse Rock series! This session focuses on the final branch of government, the judiciary.
Go Back to School with Schoolhouse Rock!: Executive Documents
Go Back to School with Schoolhouse Rock!
Total Boox and New Ebook Pricing Models
The shift to ebooks has wrought many changes in the library market. Most of them haven't worked to our advantage. But there are some interesting new business models.
Hosting a Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon at Your Library Webinar
Hosting a Wikipedia edit-a-thon can be a meaningful way to highlight your collections, apply them to research, and bring new users into your library. This session will cover the basic considerations for planning, preparing and running a Wikipedia event at your library.
Dublin Core for Beginners Class Offered in Early 2015
re you planning or already working on a digital project at your institution? How will you describe your digital objects in order to provide access to them?
Guest Webinar Series: Open Educational Resources
This January we kicked off a series of webinars presented by librarians from around the region. The series is grouped loosely around the topic of open educational resources.
Introduction to Digital Preservation Webinar Recording Available
Minitex hosted a webinar recently to introduce the concept of digital preservation and all the issues that come with it.
Going Beyond Google
Recently, ALA’s American Libraries Live host, Dan Freeman, moderated a panel of four on the topic of “Going Beyond Google.” Panelists Joanna Burkhardt, Professor and Head Librarian at the University of Rhode Island (URI) Branch Libr
Reference Services: Tried, True, & New
“Every experience is the answer to a reference question.” – Vanessa Irvin Morris