Webinars

A webinar is a seminar held via the Internet. Your advantage: You can take part even if you are not in Munich – comfortably sitting at your online workstation. Live and interactive.

An overview of the current dates can be found in our schedule of courses.
Please note: The webinars will be conducted in German language.
Schedule of courses

Search compact

Are you new at the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek or would you like to refresh your basic knowledge? Then the webinars from this category are the right thing for you.

• Neu hier? Kein Problem! – Die Bayerische Staatsbibliothek für Einsteiger*innen
  (Are you new? No problem! – The Bayerische Staatsbibliothek for beginners)
• Genial digital – Recherche in Datenbanken und E-Journals
  (Resourcefully digital – Research in databases and e-journals)

Search plus

Do you wish to acquire in-depth knowledge on literature search, are you looking for newspaper articles or would you like an introduction to a reference management software? We can convey strategies for efficient literature search.

• Recherche mit System – Einstieg in die wissenschaftliche Literaturrecherche
  (Searching systematically – a beginner's guide to literature searches)
• Gekonnt gesucht, gezielt gefunden – Recherche für Fortgeschrittene
  (Searched skilfully, found specifically – Search for experienced users)
• „Ich war’s nicht!” – Richtig Zitieren für Schule und Bachelor
  ("Your words, not mine" – Citation for students)
• Citavi Basics – Literaturverwaltung leicht gemacht
  (Citavi basics – An easy way to reference management)
• "Sekundenzeiger der Geschichte" – Recherche in historischen Zeitungen
• FAZ, SZ, Times & Co. – Zeitungsrecherche an der Bayerischen Staatsbibliothek
  (FAZ, SZ, Times & Co – Searching newspapers at the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek)

Search specialized

In our subject-oriented webinars we give you an introduction to expedient search tools for your subject, for example relevant databases, Internet resources and subject-specific portals.

• Da schau her! – Recherche im Bildarchiv der Bayerischen Staatsbibliothek
  (Look and behold! – Research in the Image Archive of the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek)
• Bayern, wo es keiner kennt – Recherche nach Bavarica
  (Everything you always wanted to know about Bavaria – Searching for materials from and about Bavaria)
• Geschichte im Netz – Recherche für Historiker*innen
  (History on the net – Literature search for historians)
• Altertumswissenschaften – Propylaeum: Neue Services zur Alten Welt
  (Classical studies – Propylaeum: New services for the Old World)
• Exklusiv und wertvoll – doch keineswegs elitär! Suchinstrumente für Handschriften und Nachlässe
  (Exclusive and valuable. But elitist? Not at all. Search tools for manuscripts and personal papers)
• Was führen Sie im Schilde? – Heraldische Forschung an der Bayerischen Staatsbibliothek
  (What designs do you have? – Heraldic research at the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek)
• Wer hätte das ge-Ahnt? – Genealogie und Familienforschung leicht gemacht
  (Looking for unknown limbs of your family tree? – An easy way to genealogy and family research)
• Haste Töne? – Literatur- und Quellensuche für Musikwissenschaftler*innen
  (The right tune at the right time – Literature and source search for musicologists)
• Per Klick durch's östliche Europa – mit dem Forschungsportal osmikon
  (A journey through Eastern Europe by clicks – with the research portal osmikon)
• Lost in Transl(iter)ation? – Effektive Recherche in den Ost- und Südosteuropastudien
  (Lost in transl(iter)ation – Effective search in the field of East and South-East European studies)
• Alles Daten oder was? – Einführung in das Forschungsdatenmanagement

In this series, we present the areas of collection emphasis and the special departments of the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek in interviews with experts. And you can take part: In our live chat you can directly ask our specialists your questions.

We are looking forward to your visit: online, interactive and at first hand..

• "A visit to" Dr. Claudia Fabian
• "A visit to" Dr. Sabine Kurth
• "A visit to" Dr. Gudrun Wirtz  (Head of the Department of Eastern Europe)  (has already taken place)

• PC or mobile device with Internet access
• For smooth technical operation, we recommend installing the free-of-charge Adobe Connect application. Alternatively, it is also possible to take part with the aid of the Adobe Flash Player using your browser directly.
• Headset/earphones or speakers

To find out whether your equipment allows for smooth access go to:
https://webconf.vc.dfn.de/common/help/de/support/meeting_test.htm

Information on data protection

Our webinars are held with the aid of the conference software "Adobe Connect", which is made available to us by the German National Research and Education Network, DFN, via DFNconf. By taking part in a webinar, you declare your approval of the associated data-protection regulations. Please note that you can log into the webinar room with a name of your choice.
The data-protection regulations can be found at:
https://www.conf.dfn.de/datenschutz/

Technical information

Since many events are currently transferred to the virtual space, the server is often running at full capacity. This may result in technical problems when accessing the webinar room. If you receive the message that the maximum number of visitors has been reached, you can try reloading the page a number of times. We ask for your understanding.

No prior registration required. Simply click on the access link of the webinar of your choice on the scheduled date.
The links can be found on the information page on the webinar in question.

Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions:
fuehrungen@bsb-muenchen.de