Events and webinars
We value our time with the library and archive community, whether in-person or virtually, and hope to catch up soon at an upcoming event.
Register for our webinars to explore real world use cases of primary source databases and collection technology. Or connect with us at an upcoming conference by visiting our booth on the day, or scheduling a meeting or product demo in advance. If you'd like to discuss AM's involvement in your upcoming event, send us a sponsorship request.
Upcoming
Location: New Orleans, LA
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Location: Providence, RI
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Location: Baltimore, MD
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Location: Baylor University, Waco, TX
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Location: Online
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Location: Portland, OR
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Location: Ohio
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Location: Charleston, SC
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Previous
Location: Oxford, UK
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Location: Chicago, IL
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Location: Singapore
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Tuesday 10 February | 8am PST | 11am EST | 4pm GMT
Discover how AM Quartex enables you to streamline digital collections migration processes, alleviate frustrations, and rethink how you organise content for meaningful research experiences.
Wednesday 25 February | 2pm HKT | 4.30pm ACDT
Chris Chan, University Librarian at Hong Kong Baptist University, explores practical strategies for enhancing employability and transforming the student experience.
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Join our session on Thursday 5 March at 10am PT with AM's Stephan Simmons.
America: 250 years in the making
Join Stephan Simmons as he explores the various evolutions in culture, technology and the representation of interdisciplinary identities over the 250-year history of the United States of America through AM’s digital collections portfolio. Providing a rich framework of primary sources that chronicle America’s dynamic history from the era of colonialism to the Interwar period and beyond, AM offers unparalleled insight into America’s cultural, social, and political evolution. Sourced from various archives and museums globally, the collections featured include various contextualisation tools and visual materials, now made fully text-searchable through cutting-edge handwritten text recognition technology. Discover how AM collections can bring the lessons of America’s past back to the present in your institution's teaching and research.
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Thursday 12 March | 10am PDT | 1pm EDT | 5pm GMT
An expert panel shares British and American perspectives on the humanities' central role in equipping graduates with career-ready skills.
Location: Vancouver, BC
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