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ALT Four individuals posing in front of a whiteboard with text promoting a bookmark creation event to support libraries at the EveryLibrary.
ALT Image of three paper strips with handwritten and typed notes, including instructions, reflections on societal norms, and a quote attributed to Justice Louis Brandeis.
ALT Promotional image for upcoming data services classes at the University Libraries. It includes details about a Data Visualization in Python class on November 19th from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM. The text emphasizes the ease of choosing the right data visualization tools for complex data and information.
ALT Promotional graphic for 'Spooky Stories,' a University Libraries podcast mini-series, featuring stylized ghost illustrations on a dark background, titled 'Day 1'.
ALT Promotional graphic for an upcoming data services class at the University of Toronto Libraries on September 19, from 2 PM to 3 PM. The session, titled 'Introduction to the STATA tool,' will cover how to import files, clean and combine datasets, check descriptive statistics, and learn visualization techniques. Location provided is the common area in Walsh Library on the main floor. Contact directions are available for those who need assistance finding the location.
ALT A person giving a presentation beside a laptop, with a large screen displaying WWII Ration Books behind them.
ALT Display of historical ration books with filled ration stamps, exhibited in a museum setting.
ALT Screen capture of Adobe Premiere Pro editing software workspace showing video and audio tracks. A dual monitor setup displays a person seated at a desk editing a document, and additional panels detail video effects and timeline sequences.
ALT An individual in a lab coat and gloves examines a document at Seton Hall University's Msgr. William NoΓ© Field Archives & Special Collections Center as part of The Machus Project. There are clocks showing different times at the top of the image, suggesting an element of time. The right side of the poster invites students to join the research project, details a session on September 24 at 1:30pm, and includes a QR code for proposal submission.