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Welcome to the SSP OnDemand Video Content Library

The OnDemand Video Content Library is the “anywhere, anytime” source for scholarly communications professionals to learn about timely topics and recent developments in scholarly publishing. This asynchronous learning platform offers a variety of recorded video content that users can access when it’s convenient for them. Videos that are free to view are marked with the icon. To purchase access to a video or series of videos, please visit our OnDemand registration page. Check back often as new content is being released weekly.

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SSP On-Demand: Webinars

Fostering Psychological Safety in the Workplace: An Intro for Scholarly Publishers

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2024 | September, Sarah Bay, PhD, Dennis P. Stolle, JD, PhD, Alisa C.D. Clark

We do our best work when we can bring our full selves to the job. When we feel comfortable taking risks and making mistakes without fear of humiliation or punishment, we’re more likely to find satisfaction at work and—in turn—to perform better. These ideas are central to the concept of psychological safety, and fostering that safety is key in building a productive, fulfilling work environment. Join us to gain a detailed understanding of psychological safety at work: what it looks like, why it matters, and how to facilitate it. We’ll discuss how individuals within various levels in an organization’s structure can contribute, how to address psychologically unsafe environments, and how a DEI-informed approach can support an organization’s goals around inclusivity.
SSP On-Demand: Webinars

SSP Innovation Showcase (Summer 2024)

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2024 | July, Colin O’Neil, Maryska Connolly, Hannah Heckner Swain, David Myers, Richard Bennett

Join us for a free webinar highlighting new and exciting industry innovations. Speakers will present their solutions in brief presentations and take your questions. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about developments in the industry. Participating Companies: CloudSource from SirsiDynix, Alchemist Taxonomy from Hum, Sensus Impact from Silverchair, and SiteFusion ProConsult
SSP On-Demand: Webinars

Personalized Education: How to Breathe New Life (and Grow Revenue) with “Smart” Content

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2024 | June, Michael Weinand, Dr. Jonathan Wisco, Elaine Tinkelman, Lori Carlin, Lucy Chowns

Traditional one-size-fits-all education methods are becoming obsolete. As the demand for personalized learning experiences continues to rise, it's crucial to adapt and meet the unique needs of today’s students. Scholarly publishers have a large breadth of content at their disposal, which they may in turn be able to use to support educational needs, especially personalized ones, better serving their communities and perhaps uncovering new revenue streams in the process. Add in AI capabilities, which can streamline the whole workflow and processes, and you have a successful outcome. How can you make this happen at your organization?
SSP On-Demand: Webinars

Ask About Generative AI

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2024 | June, Will Schweitzer, Katherine Eisenberg, Hong Zhou

Wondering where and how Generative AI (Gen AI) will impact your world in the publishing ecosystem? Need a primer on Gen AI to put it into context for your content, business and products? Join us for this Ask the Experts Webinar to hear from thought leaders about Gen AI and how it is impacting content, content delivery and creation, researchers and their use of Gen AI in the research enterpriser and how this technology is changing end-user behaviors where content databases have been the go-to resources for information.
SSP On-Demand: Webinars

Open Access Evolution, Revolution, or Demise? What now?

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2024 | March, Muhammad Imtiaz Subhani, Julia Kostova, Dan Pollock, Todd Carpenter, Meagan Phelan, Dominic Mitchell

Decades after the first Open Access publication, many publishing scholarly research still question the right route to achieve a balance between equity and business models—between providing access and how to fund it. Join us as we explore the potential future direction of Open Access from a variety of perspectives and discuss and debate the pros and cons of current options and future opportunities and challenges.
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