Promotional materials are made available for printing or electronic dissemination by subscribing institutions. Materials for conferences or events will be provided by ITHAKA. All other collateral is at Agent's expense.
For additional materials contact Shawn Herman. shawn.herman@ithaka.org
Our agent partners attend and exhibit at dozens of events and conferences each year. We created an International Events Kit to help our agents effectively market and sell our full portfolio of products and services, and ensure consistent JSTOR/ITHAKA brand representation at international conferences. This Event Kit and Playbook outlines:
What You Have – A detailed list of all available resources, tools, and materials provided for event promotion and execution.
Who to Contact – Who to contact if you have questions.
What You Can Do “Playbook” – Provides instructions and suggestions for promoting ITHAKA/JSTOR events on social media, including how to use Canva templates, key event details to share, and simplified posting guidelines. It covers LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Threads, and BlueSky. It also includes guidance for booth set-up.
Reimbursement Guidelines – Clear instructions on what locally produced JSTOR/ITHAKA materials expenses can be reimbursed, and the process for submitting reimbursement requests.
JSTOR is a digital library for the intellectually curious. We bring together journals, books, images, and primary sources on a platform with innovative tools for teaching and research.
By combining scholarship and primary sources in the same environment, JSTOR strengthens the depth and quality of research, inspires innovative connections, and generates unexpected discoveries.
Portico is a community-supported preservation archive that safeguards access to e-journals, ebooks, and digital collections. Our unique, trusted process ensures that the content we preserve will remain accessible and usable for researchers, scholars, and students in the future.
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