- Welcome/Introduction 0:00-1:13
- User Login Manager Settings Form 1:14-4:57
- CSV: Creating and uploading 4:58-7:01
- Upload Users 7:02-12:07
- Manage Users 12:08-16:52
- Resources 16:53-17:53
Category: Webinars
Automating Carts: Create Smart Lists
- 0:17 Overview
- 02:13 How to get started
- 03:03 Add Smart List
- 03:36 User demand and budget
- 06:13 Smart List specifics
- 16:00 Scheduling
Automating Carts: Create a Recommend to Library Manager Plan
- 00:12 Overview
- 01:35 How to get started
- 02:19 Create a new plan
- 02:43 User demand and budget
- 06:00 Collection development policies
- 08:36 Scheduling
Automating Carts: Create a Holds Manager Plan
- 00:11 Overview
- 00:55 How to get started
- 01:40 Create a new plan
- 02:10 User demand and budget
- 07:10 Collection development policies
- 11:40 Scheduling
PART IV: Customization Features on your OverDrive Digital Library Website
PART III: Managing Loans and Holds on your OverDrive Digital Library Website
- Introduction: 0:00-0:17
- Loans: 0:18-1:40
- Holds: 1:41-3:59
- Wish list: 4:00-6:10
- Rated titles: 6:11-7:55
- Recommendations: 7:56-11:08
- History: 11:09-13:32
- Thank you: 13:33-13:51
PART II: Browse and Borrow on your OverDrive Digital Library Website
Supporting Your Digital Users (June 2020)
- Answering common questions from users
- Using Marketplace tools to assist with user issues
- Submitting support cases to OverDrive
- Navigating and leveraging OverDrive Help resources
This session will benefit reference librarians, electronic resource librarians, associate/assistant staff members, library technology trainers, or anyone who is responsible for the success of your OverDrive collection.
Managing Holds in Marketplace (K-12 Schools)
- 00:00-02:29 – Overview
- 2:30-8:46 – Holds Manager
- 8:47-14:27 – Current Holds Report
- 14:28-16:39 – End User Support
- 16:40-18:17 – Resources
Assigning Titles to Students (with Class Rostering)
Managing Content Access Levels (K-12 Schools)
PART XI: Customize Settings and Get Help in Sora
Class Sets for Academic Libraries
Stay Connected: Digital Book Clubs for Your Library (May 2020)
This session will benefit library staff involved in programming, marketing, as well as managers and directors responsible for the success of their digital collection. 60 minutes
Getting Started with Lending Models (K-12 Schools) – PART V: Simultaneous Use
Getting Started with Lending Models (K-12 Schools) – PART IV: Class Sets
Getting Started with Lending Models (K-12 Schools) – PART III: Metered Access (MA)
Getting Started with Lending Models (K-12 Schools) – PART II: One Copy One User (OCOU)
Getting Started with Lending Models (K-12 Schools) – PART I: Overview
Reading to Learn in Sora: Content for Students
This video is also available as part of the Sora – Reading to Learn Training Kit
Reading to Learn in Sora: Customize and Track Progress
This video is also available as part of the Sora – Reading to Learn Training Kit
Reading to Learn in Sora: Exporting
This video is also available as part of the Sora – Reading to Learn Training Kit
Reading to Learn in Sora: Definitions, Highlights, and Notes
This video is also available as part of the Sora – Reading to Learn Training Kit
Reading to Learn in Sora: Read-Alongs
This video is also available as part of the Sora – Reading to Learn Training Kit
PART X: Send to Kindle (U.S. only) in Sora
Getting Started with Lending Models (K-12 Schools) – PART VI: Cost Per Circ
Getting Started with Lending Models – PART IV: Cost Per Circ
Managing Advantage in Marketplace
For more detailed information about the processes mentioned in this video, please feel free to reference:
Public Library CONNECT: Reach More Young Readers! (April 2020)
After this webinar, attendees will be able to connect their schools and public libraries to increase student reading. This session will benefit school and public librarians who work with young readers, as well as managers and directors responsible for the success of their digital collection.
Managing Recommended Titles in Marketplace
- Overview of Recommended Titles – 0:00-2:08
- The patron recommendation experience – 2:09-3:45
- Using the Recommended titles report – 3:46-6:23
- Creating an automated Recommend to Library plan – 6:23-14:08