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JSTOR Digital Stewardship Services: Seeklight Field Management workshop

A hands-on workshop for Tier 3 Stewardship admins: Enable and configure JSTOR Seeklight with the new Seeklight Field Management settings.

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JSTOR Digital Stewardship Services: Seeklight Field Management workshop

A hands-on workshop for Tier 3 Stewardship admins: Enable and configure JSTOR Seeklight with the new Seeklight Field Management settings.

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Explore more than 1,500 images of American art from the Asheville Art Museum, including works by Black Mountain College artists Ruth Asawa and Robert Rauschenberg, glass artist Mark Peiser, and contemporary artist Wendy Red Star.

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Teach academic research with JSTOR: A flexible lesson plan

Help students move from a broad research topic to a focused, organized set of sources with this flexible JSTOR lesson plan. Designed for a 30–45-minute class or training session, it covers searching, evaluating materials, using Workspace, and citing sources. Adapt the activities and customizable slide deck to your students’ needs.

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Introducing AI-assisted dynamic search on JSTOR

JSTOR’s AI-assisted dynamic search helps researchers explore early questions by surfacing related ideas, vocabulary, and potentially relevant sources. Learn how it complements keyword search, keeps researchers in control, and will be introduced at participating institutions this fall.

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Reconsidering your digital collections platform: Lessons from MTSU’s move from CONTENTdm to JSTOR Stewardship

Join us for a conversation with Kathleen Schmand (Dean, Walker Library) about Middle Tennessee State University’s move from CONTENTdm to JSTOR Stewardship. Hear how MTSU evaluated its options, worked with JSTOR’s migration team to prepare and move its collections, and what the transition has made possible.

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When distinctive collections become part of research

Libraries’ and archives’ collections shared through JSTOR Stewardship can become evidence for research, teaching, and public understanding.

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JSTOR Stewardship: A modern foundation

JSTOR rebuilt the infrastructure behind its Digital Stewardship Services while hundreds of institutions continued their work. Learn how this modernization supports accessibility, reliable maintenance, and more flexible ways to organize and connect digital collections.

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Hussein Madi. The Newspaper. Second Generation Modern Artists (1925–1950). Part of BeMA Collection, Rice University.