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JSTOR Digital Stewardship Services training: Advanced features

Дата публикации: 03-08-2026 16:28:23

Training for Stewardship participants (Tiers 2-3): learn how to build and manage complex relationships with your assets. One of three sessions in a monthly Stewardship training series.
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Join us for a look at the advanced functionality available when working with Tier 2 and Tier 3 JSTOR Digital Stewardship Services. Learn how to build and manage complex relationships with your assets using compound objects, compilations, and containers. 

This is one of three webinars in the monthly Stewardship Services training series. Additional sessions cover Project administration and Project cataloging.

This 60-minute webinar is appropriate for anyone using JSTOR Digital Stewardship Services Tier 2 or Tier 3 to catalog records, including librarians and visual resource professionals. 

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