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Fernando Romero, Soumaya Museum; overview, 2011, Mexico City, Mexico. Image and original data provided by Art on File; artonfile.com
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Artstor 101 on-demand
July 2, 2020
to December 30, 2021
Get a jump on working with Artstor! This session will teach you how to find content, make groups, and create presentations – on or offline. 45 min.
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Artstor 201 on-demand
July 2, 2020
to December 30, 2021
You’re familiar with Artstor, now go beyond the basics! Join us for a webinar in which we explore ways to save time and foster classroom engagement. Discover how to find primary sources that enliven discussion and stimulate further research, learn tips and tricks for discovering works of art beyond the textbook, and find out how to leverage Artstor’s curated image groups for grab-and-go teaching, assignments, and assessments. 45 min.
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Reveal Digital: Funders’ Update
March 9, 2021
Join Reveal Digital’s Anne Ray and Peggy Glahn for the Funder’s update where they will share outcomes from 2020 activities and plans for 2021 and beyond. This session will also feature guest speaker Adriana Cásarez, Diversity Resident Librarian at the University of Texas at Austin, who is using Independent Voices content from “The Rag” as the basis for her text mining project to analyze how the underground, radical publication portrayed Black, Indigenous and People of Color in its coverage of the counterculture movements during the 1960s-1970s.