Past webinars
Learn everything you can do with the Artstor Digital Library and JSTOR Forum with one of our free webinars.
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Reinvent your OIV content using Artstor’s new tools
Join us to see the ways you can reinvent your OIV teaching content using our new platform tools. We will show you how to convert OIV slides and image palette presentations to PowerPoint; and how to make OIV presentations into live Artstor presentations with high-quality zoom, student quiz mode, and sharing capabilities; and how our new tools support your existing workflows.
Artstor for Admins
This webinar will demonstrate all the features available to you in the Administrative and Statistics sites, and will cover ways to feature Artstor content on your LibGuides and promote collections—including free ones that don’t require a login—and tools to your users. 1 hr
Audience: Artstor Administrators
Create engaging presentations with Artstor
Looking for new ways to be dynamic in the classroom? This webinar will show you how you can leverage groups in Artstor to present multimedia content using our highly interactive fullscreen viewer. We’ll also cover ways to share these groups with colleagues and students. 45 min
Librarian and faculty collaboration for student success
Ever wish there was more collaboration at your school? Join us to explore various techniques that foster collaboration with colleagues to improve student success — and to share your own tips. Wendy DeGroat, librarian at Maggie L. Walker Governor’s School in Richmond, Virginia, has been successfully collaborating with classroom faculty over her 20 year career and has proven techniques to share. 1 hr
Audience: Secondary School Librarians
JSTOR Forum Controlled Lists Training – on demand!
Attendees will get an overview of expanded Controlled List functionality and learn how to use the same controlled list in several projects, take advantage of system-provided controlled lists, create your own local lists, import values to locally created lists using Excel, and enable cataloger users to add values to controlled lists. Register to watch this at any time.
Audience: Subscribers
Create engaging presentations with Artstor
Looking for new ways to be dynamic in the classroom? This webinar will show you how you can leverage groups in Artstor to present multimedia content using our highly interactive fullscreen viewer. We’ll also cover ways to share these groups with colleagues and students. 30 min
Artstor for Admins
This webinar will demonstrate all the features available to you in the Administrative and Statistics sites, and will cover ways to feature Artstor content on your LibGuides and promote collections—including free ones that don’t require a login—and tools to your users. 1 hr
Audience: Artstor Administrators
JSTOR Forum Admin Training – on demand!
A guide to the ins and outs of becoming an Administrative user. You’ll learn how to build projects, manage user permissions, and configure publishing targets using the Admin Tools. Register to watch this session at any time.
Summer series: JSTOR’s Lives of Literature and Artstor unite!
Session three: Artstor and JSTOR tools to support teaching literature
Learn how the latest features in JSTOR and Artstor support using content from Artstor and Lives of Literature in the classroom. We’ll show you how to use JSTOR’s Text Analyzer and view virtual reality panoramas of locations mentioned in texts, as well as other engagement tools available on our platform.
Summer series: JSTOR’s Lives of Literature and Artstor unite!
Session two: Engaging students through visually accented narratives
Scholar, educator and author Rebecca Boone, Professor of History at Lamar University, brings history to life for her students using visually enhanced narratives. Her book, Real Lives in the Sixteenth Century: A Global Perspective, has received accolades for its vibrant narratives connecting figures across the globe. In this session, Rebecca will share her approach to drawing historical connections between literature and visuals in the classroom, and answer questions about the resources and techniques she uses in instruction, writing, and research. Plus, five attendees will receive a copy of Rebecca’s book!
Register once for all three sessions!