The Texas ETD Association annual meeting will take place June 16, 2010, in Austin, Texas. The meeting will be held as a pre-conference workshop in conjunction with NDLTD’s ETD 2010 conference.
The Texas ETD Association annual meeting will take place June 16, 2010, in Austin, Texas. The meeting will be held as a pre-conference workshop in conjunction with NDLTD’s ETD 2010 conference.
The Texas Digital Library is offering existing and potential users of its Vireo ETD management system an opportunity to gather and discuss the software, as well as other issues surrounding ETD management, at a Vireo Users Group Meeting to be held on the UT Austin campus on Wednesday, May 19, 2010.
The Digital Projects Unit at TDL member institution the University of North Texas has released the UNT Digital Library, a centralized repository for digital collections held throughout the university’s schools, colleges, departments, and libraries.
Sign up now for March 25 training courses: ETD Management with Vireo and Online Conference Management with OCS.
TDL co-director Mark McFarland attended WebWise 2010 to showcase Vireo, the TDL’s submission and management system for electronic theses and dissertations.
On Tuesday, February 16, The Texas Digital Library development team held a demonstration of the Vireo 1.0.1 release at TDL headquarters at UT Austin. Lab instances of the new version will be available for testing by TDL member institutions beginning February 17.
The University of Illinois Graduate College is finding out how Vireo helps graduate schools manage the submission and administration of electronic theses and dissertations (ETDs).
The Texas Digital Library will hold low-cost training courses for members on February 23 at Baylor University. Sign up now to reserve your seat!
The Texas Digital Library is providing Online Conference Management tools for the 13th International Symposium on Electronic Theses and Dissertations.
Sign up now for Spring 2010 training courses with the Texas Digital Library! The TDL is holding classes throughout the spring semester, covering the range of TDL’s scholarly communications services.