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Revise the Aeon footer to include the following:

• Change "About Library Search" to "About Aeon" and link to https://aeon.library.emory.edu/nonshib/aeon.dll?Action=10&Form=1
• Change "Harmful Language in the Catalog" to "Harmful Language in Description" and link to https://libraries.emory.edu/rose/about/harmful-language-finding-aids
• Link "Help and Contacts" to https://libraries.emory.edu/contact/ask-librarian
• Emory Libraries logo should link to https://libraries.emory.edu/

Please ensure that all styling, javascript, etc. is embedded within the html (for control/compatibility issues).

Submit a pull request to the Aeon webpage github repository when complete.

Change the text on the Aeon about page . Submit a pull request to the Aeon web page Github repository when complete.

Changed text:

About Aeon
Aeon is a software system specially designed to manage circulation for special collections libraries and archives.

Researchers can use it to make an appointment to view rare books and archival collections in Emory's special collections reading rooms, request materials, and submit requests for digitization orders. They can also save requests for future visits and access past requests.

To get started using Aeon, log in with either your Emory account or create a guest account.

Accessibility

Emory Libraries is committed to the principles of universal design and strives to provide equitable services online and in our spaces. We assess and enhance the usability and accessibility of our digital interfaces on an ongoing basis, and use Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act and current WCAG AA standards as benchmarks. For further information, please contact us or consult Emory’s Department of Accessibility Services.

Questions, Help, and Feedback

Please visit our Help & Contacts page for more information about Emory Libraries collections and access.

The "About Aeon" webpage is currently behind an authentication firewall. In order to have an about page for the Aeon system that we can link to from the footer to stay in-line with Library Search, this page needs to be on the open web.