Auto Repair Source Webinar
Description
Auto Repair Source (EBSCO) was presented June 13, 2022 to Saskatchewan library staff.
Auto Repair Source (EBSCO) was presented June 13, 2022 to Saskatchewan library staff.
The High School Edition webinar was presented March 10, 2022. It focuses on the guided subject search, topic finder and accessibility features in Gale databases.
The CBCA Complete webianr was delivered to partners in the SERP program on January 26, 2022.
The NoveList Plus webinar was held December 8, 2021. Select "Web Resource" to view the recording.
View a 30 minute webinar that provides an overview of PressReader.
The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation and Saskatchewan Provincial Library and Literacy Office created a webinar to show case their services and resources. The webinar was held September 15, 2022.
Wikidata is a global collaboratively-edited knowledge base created by the Wikimedia Foundation. It was launched in 2012 to contain structured data (in the form of linked data) for use in other Wikimedia projects like Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons. This presentation will outline how Wikidata has been used in GLAM institutions around the world, how UVic Libraries has begun to integrate it into its archival and library metadata workflow, and discuss benefits and challenges related to Wikidata involvement.
The session is an overview of the systems team’s implementation of a full-text search discovery platform for our online BC Government Publications collection using VuFind.
In order to build and maintain a healthy community, members need to understand their past. The Transgender Archives at the University of Victoria Libraries is home to the world's largest collection of trans, nonbinary, Two-Spirit, and gender-diverse history. In December 2019, we proudly launched an online discovery tool to search our collection of publications, which include articles written by trailblazing community members, and historical events that shaped trans activism and history. In this presentation, Michael Radmacher (MLIS, MA) and Shahira Khair (M.Sc, MIS) will tell the story of this project, and will offer a demonstration of the new discovery tool.