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Frequently Asked Questions about the Montana History Portal

We have created several guides and videos for users learning to navigate the Portal. Please click the titles of each frequently asked question below to read the full help guide. Scroll further to view the embedded video series. This series walks through the many facets of the portal.

 

If the guides do not solve your issue or you have additional questions, please submit a ticket.

 

The State of Montana requires an Okta account to interact with all online state services, including Submitting a ticket. If you don't have one, you can create a new Okta account or you can log in with an existing account. This linked document walks you through setting up a new account, setting up a security question, and resetting your account password. 

 

Portal Navigation

 

Where's the best place to get started with the Montana History Portal?

 

What's the easiest way to perform a search on the Montana History Portal?

 

How do I search for items in a specific collection?

 

Permissions & Reproductions

 
Can I share, reproduce, or request permission to use items found on the portal?

 

Does the Montana History Portal own the rights to any images or other materials found on mtmemory.org?

 

Can I download images, books, and other materials on the Montana History Portal?

 

Portal Features

 
How do I cite my sources for items found on the Montana History Portal?

 

Can I contribute to the Montana History Portal?

 

Is there a way to save and add items to a personal collection I control? 

 

Can I leave comments or information on materials found on the portal?
 

 

Video Tutorials

Watch these eleven short tutorials to learn more about how to navigate the portal. Click the three lines in the upper right corner of the video below to navigate the full play list. 

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