# Resource Library

## Description <a href="#description" id="description"></a>

The resource library is the default central location for managing all ITC resources. A resource can be as simple as a single PDF file, or more complex like a recorded webinar, description, external resource links, PowerPoint download, and PDF files. You can find the Resource library and Resource owner dashboard with the links below:

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**ITC Staff Contact**:

Jesse Hewitt, [jhewit@uidaho.edu](mailto:jhewitt@uidaho.edu)

Please cc: <itc@uidaho.edu> on initial request email
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## Features <a href="#features" id="features"></a>

* No duplicate files
  * Display resources in more than one location without having duplicate files.
* Resource views
  * How many times a resource was viewed by logged in users and public users.
* File downloads
  * How many times each file was downloaded.
* Start date and end date
  * You can choose to have your resource become live at a future date.
  * To keep content up to date all resources have an end date but can be renewed.
* Collections
  * Group many resources together.
  * Will show up as related resource at the bottom of each resource in the collection.
  * Can link to a page only showing resources in a specific collection.
* • Manage your own resource(s).
  * Get access to your dashboard that shows all your owned resources.
  * Can make instant changes to your own resources.
* • File link
  * Create a customizable link to directly download a resource file.


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