Fwd: Symbiota Support Group: Monday, August 12th

[Katelin Pearson]

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From: Symbiota Support Hub <h...@symbiota.org>
Date: Thu, Aug 1, 2024 at 10:01 AM
Subject: Symbiota Support Group: Monday, August 12th
To: <kdpe...@calpoly.edu>

View in browser Dear Symbiota community, Please join us for the next meeting of the Symbiota Support Group on Monday, August 12th at 12p Pacific / 3p Eastern. This month's topic will be Symbiota 3.1: Orientation to Upcoming Changes in Symbiota Portals. Note that this meeting will be on second Monday of the month, rather than the first! The Symbiota code is undergoing continued improvement and augmentation thanks to development funding from multiple grants. Because these developments are integrated into the central Symbiota code, all portals can benefit from these new features, bug fixes, and aesthetic changes by adopting the latest version of the Symbiota code. In this webinar, we will demonstrate the new tools and features available in this newest version, which will be implemented in Symbiota Support Hub-hosted portals in summer and fall 2024. Follow this link to register for the upcoming meeting: Symbiota Support Group: Register Here You can suggest ideas for future Support Group topics by adding to the list or contacting us. Previous Support Group topics and recordings can be found here. The Symbiota Support Group is a monthly Zoom meeting hosted by the Symbiota Support Hub. During this time, we will demonstrate a Symbiota tool or functionality, and the SSH team will be available for open discussion, questions, comments, or troubleshooting. All current and prospective Symbiota users are welcome to attend these monthly meetings. New users can subscribe to our meeting reminders here. iDigBio | Symbiota Support Hub Arizona State University Biodiversity Knowledge Integration Center Tempe, AZ 85282 United States he...@symbiota.org Learn more about Symbiota: Portals | Events | Resources | What's New? You received this email because you are an administrator or editor for one or more biodiversity collections in a Symbiota portal. You may opt out of these communications at any time; however, we encourage you to first read our Communications FAQ here. Unsubscribe This communication was made possible by U.S. National Science Foundation Award 2027654 and others. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed herein are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.

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Katie D. Pearson

Project & Data Manager

Symbiota Support Hub, iDigBio