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<h3>What Is a collection?</h3>
<p>
A collection is a series of small items that you wish to communicate about. This isn't limited to things
in this site as it's typically a way of showcasing work or linking off to resources. This design can also
be used as a template for making small showcases of work and adding additional pages into the mix.
</p>
<h3>Our Properties</h3>
<collection-list>
<collection-item
line1="HAX Ontology"
icon="hax:idea"
line2="Pedagogy, examples and more"
line3="A&A ODL"
url="https://haxtheweb.org/ontology"
saturate="saturate" image="https://images-assets.nasa.gov/image/201106080002HQ/201106080002HQ~thumb.jpg">
</collection-item>
<collection-item
image="https://wcfactory.js.org/assets/images/photo-1497493292307-31c376b6e479.jpeg" line1="WCFactory" icon="hax:code-json" line2="Front-end tooling" line3="HAX Core Team" url="https://wcfactory.js.org/" saturate="" >
</collection-item>
<collection-item image="https://hax.psu.edu/assets/images/splash.jpg" line1="HAX [dot] PSU" icon="hax:hax2022" line2="Build websites fast!" line3="PSU HAX Team" url="https://hax.psu.edu/" saturate="saturate" >
</collection-item>
<collection-item image="https://odl.science.psu.edu/files/theme-images/logos/odl-logo.png"
line1="Eberly ODL"
icon="courseicons:frnsc100"
line2="Innovation in Science Teaching"
line3="Eberly ODL"
url="https://odl.science.psu.edu/"
saturate="saturate" >
</collection-item>
<collection-item image="https://odl.science.psu.edu/files/theme-images/logos/odl-logo.png"
line1="Eberly OER" icon="hax:oerschema"
line2="Open Educational Resources"
line3="Eberly ODL" url="https://oer.courses.science.psu.edu/"
saturate="saturate" >
</collection-item>
</collection-list>
<h3>How do users engage with these items?</h3>
<p>
Users will click on items in the list to jump off to pages elsewhere. You could use this to
link to a portfolio of work, an index of content created that is non-linear, showcase work,
or anything you like! This is just boilerplate to generate ideas!
</p>