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In addition to its other roles, iDigBio is a biodiversity data aggregator and users can acquire digitized specimen data from hundreds of collections via the iDigBio portal. Learn from Molly Phillips (iDigBio EODI Coordinator), Ron Canepa (iDigBio Administrator / Programmer), and Makenzie Mabry (iDigBio post-doc) how digitized data from biodiversity collections are being used in research, as well as for education and outreach. | In addition to its other roles, iDigBio is a biodiversity data aggregator and users can acquire digitized specimen data from hundreds of collections via the iDigBio portal. Learn from Molly Phillips (iDigBio EODI Coordinator), Ron Canepa (iDigBio Administrator / Programmer), and Makenzie Mabry (iDigBio post-doc) how digitized data from biodiversity collections are being used in research, as well as for education and outreach. | ||
* [https://vimeo.com/664297791 webinar recording] | |||
* [https://www.idigbio.org/sites/default/files/workshop-presentations/webinars/iDigBio%20Orientation_%20Accessing%20and%20using%20digitized%20data%20from%20biodiversity%20collections.pdf webinar slides (PDF)] | * [https://www.idigbio.org/sites/default/files/workshop-presentations/webinars/iDigBio%20Orientation_%20Accessing%20and%20using%20digitized%20data%20from%20biodiversity%20collections.pdf webinar slides (PDF)] | ||