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Creating Personal Websites with Quarto

When

11 a.m. – 1 p.m., Oct. 26, 2022

Where

Register for this workshop

Always wanted a personal website, but not sure where to start?

This workshop will be a crash course in building a personal or professional website using Quarto through RStudio and publishing with GitHub Pages. See an example website built with quarto at https://rlille.fr/.

This workshop is in partnership with Jessica Guo @ CCT https://datascience.cals.arizona.edu/workshops

Register for this workshop

 

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