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Welcome to the EVE University library of slideshows, created by various teachers ''(well, currently, only the ones created by me - [[User:Kivena|Kivena]] ([[User talk:Kivena|talk]]) 13:39, 15 March 2015 (CDT))'' for use in their classes. We decided to collect them all together here for easy access by anyone who might want to take a look, as they contain a lot of useful information even outside the class.

They are viewable ~~in the browser (in-game or out-of-game)~~ using the view links, alternatively if you want to download them for reference offline you can use the download link ~~(this will download a PDF, and doesn't work with the in-game browser)~~. These reference sheets are not freely editable by anyone, unlike the rest of the wiki, so for each one the name of the creator/uploader is given with a link to contact them in case of mistakes or out-of-date information.

They are viewable using the view links, alternatively if you want to download them for reference offline you can use the download link. These reference sheets are not freely editable by anyone, unlike the rest of the wiki, so for each one the name of the creator/uploader is given with a link to contact them in case of mistakes or out-of-date information.

For clarification on any of the information presented here, you should consult our [[EVE_University_Class_Library|Class Library]] (recordings~~) or [[Syllabus_Library|Syllabus Library]] (written class texts~~) for further information; alternatively ask in-game in [[~~Chat_Channels_and_Mailing_Lists~~|E-UNI channels]].

For clarification on any of the information presented here, you should consult our [[EVE_University_Class_Library|Class Library]] (recordings) for further information; alternatively ask in-game in [[EVE University Chat Channels|E-UNI channels]].

All these resources have the date of the most recent update on the first page, so you can see how old the information is.

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 Welcome to the EVE University library of slideshows, created by various teachers ''(well, currently, only the ones created by me - [[User:Kivena|Kivena]] ([[User talk:Kivena|talk]]) 13:39, 15 March 2015 (CDT))'' for use in their classes. We decided to collect them all together here for easy access by anyone who might want to take a look, as they contain a lot of useful information even outside the class.
-They are viewable in the browser (in-game or out-of-game) using the view links, alternatively if you want to download them for reference offline you can use the download link (this will download a PDF, and doesn't work with the in-game browser).  These reference sheets are not freely editable by anyone, unlike the rest of the wiki, so for each one the name of the creator/uploader is given with a link to contact them in case of mistakes or out-of-date information.
+They are viewable using the view links, alternatively if you want to download them for reference offline you can use the download link.  These reference sheets are not freely editable by anyone, unlike the rest of the wiki, so for each one the name of the creator/uploader is given with a link to contact them in case of mistakes or out-of-date information.
-For clarification on any of the information presented here, you should consult our [[EVE_University_Class_Library|Class Library]] (recordings) or [[Syllabus_Library|Syllabus Library]] (written class texts) for further information; alternatively ask in-game in [[Chat_Channels_and_Mailing_Lists|E-UNI channels]].
+For clarification on any of the information presented here, you should consult our [[EVE_University_Class_Library|Class Library]] (recordings) for further information; alternatively ask in-game in [[EVE University Chat Channels|E-UNI channels]].
 All these resources have the date of the most recent update on the first page, so you can see how old the information is.