after, later
Structure
- Verb + のは + あと・で, > *Verb[た] + あと・で, > *Noun + の・あと・で
Some amount of 後 is covered in Tae Kim’s guide and should probably be included in the reading resources. It’s included in the 前に lesson anyway!
This page from japanesemeow (never heard of it before haha) has good insight on the difference between 後で and 後に too, which might be worth including
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Thank you for sharing these links with us. I have updated the Readings section to include both links. Cheers!
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Looking through the examples for 後で, I only found one for the “verb + のは” connection most of it is without connections. This is not that important but maybe in the future there could be 1-2 more to better drill the variations for this grammar. (I find this is a problem for me in some other ones where variations represent a small portion of the examples and I often get those wrong 
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What is the difference in meaning between Verb［た］+ あとで and Verb + のは + あとで?
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Why it’s またあとで、会いましょう。and not またのあとで、会いましょう。in the first examples ?
And also what is the difference in nuance between Verb［た］+ あとで and Verb + のは + あとで ?
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I’m not qualified to answer your second question, but for the first:
のあと is only used when connecting あと to a noun. また means “again”. It is not a noun. またあと translates fairly directly to “~again later”. For further reading on また, see また (JLPT N4) | Bunpro.
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