Catalogers, librarians, and staff; department heads who will be planning RDA implementation; and library directors who need to understand the benefits and importance of implementing RDA should reserve an hour for an ALCTS webinar.
Upcoming Webinars
All last approximately 1 hour beginning at 11am Pacific, noon Mountain, 1pm Central, 2pm Eastern. Check the page for each session for pricing information and a link to registration.
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Topic |
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Finding Savings in the Collection Budget |
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Copyright and Contracts: Moving Beyond Text in IRs |
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Changes from AACR2 to RDA. Part 1 |
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Services Lead to Success: Strategies for Repository Growth |
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Changes from AACR2 to RDA. Part 2 |
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Selecting an IR Platform: Options, Approaches, and Implications |
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Effective Subscription Management and Alternatives |
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RDA Ask-the-Experts Webinar |
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Preparing for the Worst: Disaster Planning for High Density Storage |
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Cataloging Icky Things, or, If You Can Catalog a Book, You Can Catalog Anything! |
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The Black, White, and Gray Areas of Licensing: A Review and Update for Librarians and Publishers |
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RDA and Serials Catalogers: Will Our Work Really Change? |
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Steps in a Digital Preservation Workflow |
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How to Present a Webinar |
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RDA and Moving Images |
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Linked Library Data: Tuning Library Metadata for the Semantic Web |
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Libraries and MARC Holdings: From Works to Items |
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Culling Your Collection: The Fine Art of Weeding |
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Making the Most of Your Descriptive Metadata: Planning, Transforming, and Re-using |
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Cataloging Three-Dimensional Objects and Kits with RDA |
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Challenge the Status Quo: When the IR comes to Access Services |
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Preparing Copy Catalogers for RDA |
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Institutional Repositories: The Promises of Yesterday and of Tomorrow |
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More Product, Less Process: Why It Matters to Archivists, Librarians, and Researchers |
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Repository Metadata: Challenges of Interoperability |
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The Rise and Fall of Reference Collections: Strategies for Managing Change |
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You Ought to be in Pictures: Bringing Streaming Video to Your Library |
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Taking Care: Family Textiles |
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Accidents Happen: Protecting & Saving Family Treasures |
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Preserving Your Personal Digital Photographs |
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Protecting Future Access Now |
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The Consortial-Campus View: Reinventing the IR from All Directions |
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Preserving Your Personal Digital Memories |
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Organizing the Evaluation of Electronic Resources |
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Beyond the Institutional Repository: Campus Research Distribution Strategies |
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Archival 101: Dealing with Suppliers of Archival Products |
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Engaging Your Campus in Utilizing Institutional Repositories |
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Disaster Preparedness and Planning |
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Mold Prevention and Remediation |
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Perpetual Beta: Early Literature about Institutional Repositories and What Assessment Can Tell Us Now |
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Rare Materials and RDA: Exploring the Issues |
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Cases and Commentaries: Intellectual Property Issues for Librarians |
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Archival Materials: Using RDA with DACS |
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Reengineering the Institutional Repository to Engage Users |
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Cataloging more icky things, or, If you can catalog a book, you can catalog this stuff too! |
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Disaster Response |
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Generating Campus Buy-In for Your IR |
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Demystifying Library Standards |
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Aiming for a Robust Metadata Infrastructure for the Future |
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Continuity of Operations after a Disaster |
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The Art of Scanning |
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Recommendations from the RDA Test: Where Do We Go From Here? |
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Book Repair Basics for Libraries |
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Floating Collections: Building on Your Patrons' Horizons |
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Introduction to RDA |
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Open Access: Key Trends |
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ONIX for Serials |
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RDA and Cartographic Materials: Mapping a New Route |
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Using Web 2.0 Applications in Technical Services |
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The CONSER Standard Record: Where Are We Now? |
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Buying Library Materials on the Out-of-Print Book Market |
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Constructing the Future Library: Architectural and Digital Considerations |
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RDA for Administrators: Managing the Transition in Your Library |
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Digital Preservation: An Introduction to the Basic Concepts |
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RDA and Music Basics: Scores |
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RDA and Music Basics: Sound Recordings |
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Maximizing Revenue from Selling withdrawn Books and Unwanted Gifts |
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Yours, Mine, Ours? Copyright Ownership and IRs |
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Cataloging Law Materials with RDA |
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RDA: Benefits for Users and Cataloguers |
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ISSN and You: Using ISSN SuperNumber in the Digital Environment |
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Bringing Research Data into the Library: Expanding the Horizons of Institutional Repositories |
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Introduction to Sears Subject Headings I |
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Promoting Institutional Repositories on and off Campus |
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Don’t Tilt at Windmills, an Active Learning Approach to Teaching FRBR |
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You Want Me to Select for What? Getting Started in a New Area |
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Datasets for Publication: Standards and Issues |
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Introduction to Sears Subject Headings II |
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2CUL: Cornell/Columbia Next Gen Tech Services |
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FRBR as a Foundation for RDA |
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The Potential of Partnerships: Dissolving Silos for a Successful IR Implementation |
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Using the Library of Congress Classification H Schedule |
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Using the Library of Congress Classification P Schedule |
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The Future of the Integrated Library System? |
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Demand-Driven Acquisitions, part 1 |
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Demand-Driven Acquisitions, part 2 |
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Holdings Comparisons: Why Are They So Complicated? |
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Principles of Classification |
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Universal Access to All Knowledge |
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The Art of Selecting Digital Content to Preserve |
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The Role of Long-Term Storage in Digital Curation |
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Really Mystified: Creating the Sudden Selector's Guide to Chemistry Resources |
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Writing and Citing: Creating the Sudden Selector's Guide to Biology Resources |
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RDA in 10 Easy Steps |
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Recording RDA Elements in MARC 21 Fields in Name Authority Records |
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RDA Name Authorities—What's New and Different from AACR2 |
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RDA for the Non-Cataloger: What’s in It for You? |
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Transitioning from Cataloging to Creating Metadata |
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Archival 101: Dealing with Suppliers of Archival Products |
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The Preservation of Family Photographs |
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Personal Digital Archiving |
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CONSER RDA Core Elements for Serials |
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Programmatic Changes to the LC/NACO Authority File for RDA |
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Hosting a Personal Digital Archiving Day Event |
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Technical Services Librarians Matter at Your Library: Finding a Career in Technical Services |
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Challenges with Linked Data in Libraries |
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Mobilizing the Library |
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Virtual Preconference: Loan Agreements for Exhibits Materials |
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Virtual Preconference: Shared Collection Development |
Registration
To register, complete the online registration form or register by mail for the session(s) you would like to attend.
Fees
Pricing information for webinar sessions is listed on each webinar page. All webinars are recorded and the one-time fee includes unlimited access to the webinar recording. All registered attendees will receive the link to the recorded session, so if you are unable to attend the webinar at the time it is presented, you will have the opportunity to listen to the recording at your convenience.
Sessions in a series may be purchased individually.
New RDA Webinars
More sessions are being planned—please let the RDA Planning and Training Task Force know if you have topics you would like to see addressed. Contact Kate Harcourt or Mary Woodley.
Previous Webinars
NEW! Check out all of the free RDA webinars on the ALCTS YouTube Channel.
Webinar recordings are available for purchase for 2 weeks after the live event:
Recent webinars are held for 90 days:
These webinar recordings are available at no cost:
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Topic |
|---|
|
Finding Savings in the Collection Budget |
|
Copyright and Contracts: Moving Beyond Text in IRs |
|
Changes from AACR2 to RDA. Part 1 |
|
Services Lead to Success: Strategies for Repository Growth |
|
Changes from AACR2 to RDA. Part 2 |
|
Selecting an IR Platform: Options, Approaches, and Implications |
|
Effective Subscription Management and Alternatives |
|
RDA Ask-the-Experts Webinar |
|
Preparing for the Worst: Disaster Planning for High Density Storage |
|
Cataloging Icky Things, or, If You Can Catalog a Book, You Can Catalog Anything! |
|
The Black, White, and Gray Areas of Licensing: A Review and Update for Librarians and Publishers |
|
RDA and Serials Catalogers: Will Our Work Really Change? |
|
Steps in a Digital Preservation Workflow |
|
How to Present a Webinar |
|
RDA and Moving Images |
|
Linked Library Data: Tuning Library Metadata for the Semantic Web |
|
Libraries and MARC Holdings: From Works to Items |
|
Culling Your Collection: The Fine Art of Weeding |
|
Making the Most of Your Descriptive Metadata: Planning, Transforming, and Re-using |
|
Cataloging Three-Dimensional Objects and Kits with RDA |
|
Challenge the Status Quo: When the IR comes to Access Services |
|
Preparing Copy Catalogers for RDA |
|
Institutional Repositories: The Promises of Yesterday and of Tomorrow |
|
More Product, Less Process: Why It Matters to Archivists, Librarians, and Researchers |
|
Repository Metadata: Challenges of Interoperability |
|
The Rise and Fall of Reference Collections: Strategies for Managing Change |
|
You Ought to be in Pictures: Bringing Streaming Video to Your Library |
|
Taking Care: Family Textiles |
|
Accidents Happen: Protecting & Saving Family Treasures |
|
Preserving Your Personal Digital Photographs |
|
Protecting Future Access Now |
|
The Consortial-Campus View: Reinventing the IR from All Directions |
|
Preserving Your Personal Digital Memories |
|
Organizing the Evaluation of Electronic Resources |
|
Beyond the Institutional Repository: Campus Research Distribution Strategies |
|
Archival 101: Dealing with Suppliers of Archival Products |
|
Engaging Your Campus in Utilizing Institutional Repositories |
|
Disaster Preparedness and Planning |
|
Mold Prevention and Remediation |
|
Perpetual Beta: Early Literature about Institutional Repositories and What Assessment Can Tell Us Now |
|
Rare Materials and RDA: Exploring the Issues |
|
Cases and Commentaries: Intellectual Property Issues for Librarians |
|
Archival Materials: Using RDA with DACS |
|
Reengineering the Institutional Repository to Engage Users |
|
Cataloging more icky things, or, If you can catalog a book, you can catalog this stuff too! |
|
Disaster Response |
|
Generating Campus Buy-In for Your IR |
|
Demystifying Library Standards |
|
Aiming for a Robust Metadata Infrastructure for the Future |
|
Continuity of Operations after a Disaster |
|
The Art of Scanning |
|
Recommendations from the RDA Test: Where Do We Go From Here? |
|
Book Repair Basics for Libraries |
|
Floating Collections: Building on Your Patrons' Horizons |
|
Introduction to RDA |
|
Open Access: Key Trends |
|
ONIX for Serials |
|
RDA and Cartographic Materials: Mapping a New Route |
|
Using Web 2.0 Applications in Technical Services |
|
The CONSER Standard Record: Where Are We Now? |
|
Buying Library Materials on the Out-of-Print Book Market |
|
Constructing the Future Library: Architectural and Digital Considerations |
|
RDA for Administrators: Managing the Transition in Your Library |
|
Digital Preservation: An Introduction to the Basic Concepts |
|
RDA and Music Basics: Scores |
|
RDA and Music Basics: Sound Recordings |
|
Maximizing Revenue from Selling withdrawn Books and Unwanted Gifts |
|
Yours, Mine, Ours? Copyright Ownership and IRs |
|
Cataloging Law Materials with RDA |
|
RDA: Benefits for Users and Cataloguers |
|
ISSN and You: Using ISSN SuperNumber in the Digital Environment |
|
Bringing Research Data into the Library: Expanding the Horizons of Institutional Repositories |
|
Introduction to Sears Subject Headings I |
|
Promoting Institutional Repositories on and off Campus |
|
Don’t Tilt at Windmills, an Active Learning Approach to Teaching FRBR |
|
You Want Me to Select for What? Getting Started in a New Area |
|
Datasets for Publication: Standards and Issues |
|
Introduction to Sears Subject Headings II |
|
2CUL: Cornell/Columbia Next Gen Tech Services |
|
FRBR as a Foundation for RDA |
|
The Potential of Partnerships: Dissolving Silos for a Successful IR Implementation |
|
Using the Library of Congress Classification H Schedule |
|
Using the Library of Congress Classification P Schedule |
|
The Future of the Integrated Library System? |
|
Demand-Driven Acquisitions, part 1 |
|
Demand-Driven Acquisitions, part 2 |
|
Holdings Comparisons: Why Are They So Complicated? |
|
Principles of Classification |
|
Universal Access to All Knowledge |
|
The Art of Selecting Digital Content to Preserve |
|
The Role of Long-Term Storage in Digital Curation |
|
Really Mystified: Creating the Sudden Selector's Guide to Chemistry Resources |
|
Writing and Citing: Creating the Sudden Selector's Guide to Biology Resources |
|
RDA in 10 Easy Steps |
|
Recording RDA Elements in MARC 21 Fields in Name Authority Records |
|
RDA Name Authorities—What's New and Different from AACR2 |
|
RDA for the Non-Cataloger: What’s in It for You? |
|
Transitioning from Cataloging to Creating Metadata |
|
Archival 101: Dealing with Suppliers of Archival Products |
|
The Preservation of Family Photographs |
|
Personal Digital Archiving |
|
CONSER RDA Core Elements for Serials |
|
Programmatic Changes to the LC/NACO Authority File for RDA |
|
Hosting a Personal Digital Archiving Day Event |
|
Technical Services Librarians Matter at Your Library: Finding a Career in Technical Services |
|
Challenges with Linked Data in Libraries |
|
Mobilizing the Library |
|
Virtual Preconference: Loan Agreements for Exhibits Materials |
|
Virtual Preconference: Shared Collection Development |
< See Webinar Archive for all previous sessions. >
Questions
For questions about registration, contact ALA Registration: call 1-800-545-2433 and press 5 or email registration@ala.org.
For all other questions or comments related to the webinars, contact Julie Reese, ALCTS Events Manager at 1-800-545-2433, ext. 5034 or jreese@ala.org.
