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    Contributing organizations that use VITA need a designated site administrator. The site administrator is responsible for: Customizing site graphics Maintaining and updating site and public interface

    Quick tips for getting started with VITA's new 2-factor authentication for login and rules for password creation.

    A brief overview of how to harness the power of VITA for your digital collections. Learn how to apply the right metadata for greater resource discovery, faceted browsing and more! This manual also in

   

    Anyone with level 3 security can see and manage agency screens in VITA as well as any action items. With different subscriptions come different options within agency management. Use this guide to nav

    One of the features of VITA is the ability to create “groups” of records. Creating "groups" facilitates better collection management, scoped search queries and result sets, and will prove invaluable

    VITA allows you to upload and manage the variety of complex text objects you might find in your collections for better discovery and display. Use this manual to walk through the process of uploading

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    A quick tips infographic for getting your site set up and important information included in your site set up.

    For fun: The perfect date

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    This version of the Vanguards assignment is for earlier reading levels, roughly grades 3-6, and is a shorter handout to read - only one page. First, select the Vanguards you wish your students to rea

    This version of the Vanguards assignment is for later reading levels, roughly grades 7-12, and is a longer handout - two pages to each reading. First, select the Vanguards you wish your students to r

    A package of handouts, assignment questions, and an answers sheet around accomplished women in Ontario's history. First, select the length or reading level you prefer. There are two reading levels: r

    These readings contain some outdated and pejorative language, and many words that your students will not understand. Frequently, black people are referred to as "negroes" - a word your students may b