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Overleaf Webinar: Enabling Research & Collaboration at Institutions

Guest speakers from Stanford University and the University of Canterbury to discuss their experience and insight on 21st century authoring at their institutions. You will hear how Stanford University is facilitating collaboration with new tools and author services, such as Overleaf. You will also hear how faculty at the University of Canterbury are using tools, such as Overleaf, in their everyday research and teaching. Overleaf (https://www.overleaf.com) is a free online collaborative writing tool that is being used by over 500,000 students and researchers in the preparation of their research papers, theses, dissertations, journal articles and more. Video Timeline: 00:00 - 01:55 Introductions - Mary Anne Baynes, Overleaf CMO 01:55 - 13:00 Growth of Collaboration & Cloud-based Author Services - Intro to Overleaf - John Hammersley, Overleaf Co-Founder & CEO 13:00 - 31:47 Facilitating Collaboration at Stanford University - Helen Josephine, Head of the Terman Engineering Library - Stanford University Helen Josephine will describe how Stanford is facilitating collaboration – discussing how new cloud-based platforms are creating new opportunities for libraries, departments and society publishers to more effectively support their researchers, students and authors. 31:47 - 45:15 Using Overleaf for Collaboration, Dissertations, Grants, & Teaching - Arindam (Arin) Basu - Overleaf Advisor & Senior Lecturer at University of Canterbury Arindam (Arin) Basu will share the benefits he and his students experience using a cloud-based LaTeX authoring tool like Overleaf for teaching, grant writing with multiple collaborators, and thesis/dissertation supervision. 45:15 - 54:18 Q & A - Led by Mary Anne Baynes, Overleaf CMO