Knjižnice grada Zagreba
American Spaces: eLibraryUSA
Informativni utorak / 4. ožujak 2025., Zagreb
Marija Cvetnić Kopljar, Iva Klak Mršić
Informacije o
Sjedinjenim
Američkim
Državama
American Spaces
Nastava i učenje
engleskog jezika
Savjetovanje o
daljnjem obrazovanju
Uključivanje alumnija Kulturni programi
Razvoj vještina
American Spaces Croatia
American corner Osijek
American corner Rijeka
American corner Vukovar
American corner Zadar
American corner Karlovac
Affiliate American Space Koprivnica
Affiliate American Corner Zagreb
Posjetiteljima omogućuju upoznavanje
Sjedinjenih Američkih Država
kroz razne programe, predavanje, knjige, filmove ili časopise
https://hr.usembassy.gov/hr/education-exchanges-hr/american-spaces-hr/
Affiliate American Corner Zagreb
Education USA
WorkTravel USA
Terenska nastava engleskog jezika
Američka kultura i civilizacija
Teacher’s corner
Discover America
Jazzoteka
Radionice medijske pismenosti
Radionice upoznavanja s novim tehnologijama
Robotičke radionice
Predavanja
Izložbe
Affiliate American Corner Zagreb
Osnovan je
30.05.2006.
u Knjižnici i čitaonici
Bogdan Ogrizović
Od 2016. godine aktivnosti Američkog kutka Zagreb provode se u:
Knjižnici Augusta Cesarca Šubićeva
Gradska knjižnica Zagreb Medioteka
Knjižnici i čitaonici Bogdan Ogrizović
Knjižnici Jelkovec
2024. godine Affiliate American Corner Zagreb
eLibraryUSA
What is eLibraryUSA?
eLibraryUSA is a digital collection of trusted information resources from the United States with quality newspapers, magazines, journals, books, dissertations and award-winning films and videos from established database providers such as JSTOR, Proquest, PressReader, and Kanopy.
eLibraryUSA is centrally funded and managed by the Office of American Spaces and is available at no cost to U.S. embassies and consulates and their American Spaces.
eLibraryUSA
Sign-Up and Registration Process
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Visitors complete online training and earn a certificate. Online Training
If approved, visitors receive login credentials. Access Sign-Up
Sign-Up and Registration Process
The following individuals may apply for an individual eLibraryUSA account:
Current attendees of an American Space’s programs (in-person, hybrid, virtual) Current in-person visitors to an ECArecognized American Space. Members of an ECArecognized American Space (if there is a membership system)
Step 1
Sign-up for eLibraryUSA
Complete online training and earn a certificate Step 2
Agree to the eLibraryUSA terms of use Step 3
Step 4
Register for an individual eLibraryUSA account
Invitation to eLibraryUSA
Attend an eLibraryUSA information session or learn more about eLibraryUSA resources at an American Space.
Complete an eLibraryUSA sign-up form by providing name and email address to the American Space Coordinator.
Look for an email invitation to take online training and register for an individual account.
Online Training
Online training consists of:
One required video tutorial, two optional videos
Knowledge check activity
Quiz
Terms of Use agreement
Certificate of completion
Complete online training and earn a certificate Step 2
In order to receive their training certificate and register for an individual eLibraryUSA account, users must agree to the terms of use emphasizing that accounts are for personal use only.
Terms of Use
When the visitor/program attendee completes the training and receives a certificate of completion via email, they can apply for their own individual eLibraryUSA account. If their application is approved, they will receive an automated email with their login credentials.
Registration
Register for an individual eLibraryUSA account Step 4
eLibraryUSA Account Maintenance
The system will automatically require users to reset their passwords every six months in order to keep their accounts secure.
Accounts automatically expire after three years, users will need to re-apply.
The system will automatically send these notifications to account holders.
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