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IIIF for Research: Introduction to the Ecosystem

IIIF (International Image Interoperability Framework) is a set of services you can deploy and use for sharing images and other resources in a rich online environment. It is increasingly common for digitized resources like medieval manuscripts or scientific images. If you know how to spot IIIF-enabled resources you can use them for rich interactions beyond what the website designer provided.
Objective: You will gain an understanding of the parts of a IIIF service, how to recognize them and how to capture and use them. You will be introduced to a variety of services that use IIIF for a variety of tasks including images with deep zoom, AV presentation, and online shared annotation of images and AV.

Date:: Thursday, April 10, 2025
Time:: 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
Campus:: Digital Scholarship Centre
Audience:: Faculty Graduate Students Scholarly Communications Undergraduate Students
Categories:: Digital Ecosystems

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