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Educause_SA07 - 9 Resources

Podcasts (7)
Blogs (2)

Podcasts (7)

Name	Views	Post date
Podcast: Service Oriented Architecture Play \| Show Notes \| Download (39.95 MB audio/mpeg)	4,224	08/29/2007
Podcast: Information Literacy in the Digital Age Play \| Show Notes \| Download (44.48 MB audio/mpeg)	4,506	08/29/2007
Podcast: The Disruptive Nature of Technology - Jon Udell Play \| Show Notes \| Download (44.99 MB audio/mpeg)	3,842	08/27/2007
Podcast: The Role of Play and Preparing for a Changing Student Population - An Interview with Rachel Smith Play \| Show Notes \| Download (8.22 MB audio/mpeg)	4,483	08/22/2007
Podcast: Using Second Life for Immersive Learning Play \| Show Notes \| Download (12.66 MB audio/mpeg)	4,925	08/22/2007
Podcast: The Institutional Challenges of Cyberinfrastructure and E-Research Play \| Show Notes \| Download (44.9 MB audio/mpeg)	5,342	08/22/2007
Podcast: Privacy and Security in Higher Education: Filling the Policy Vacuum Play \| Show Notes \| Download (47.51 MB audio/mpeg)	3,823	08/13/2007

Blogs (2)

EDUCAUSE hosts a number of blogs for its members. To view a list of all our blogs, click here.

Title	Blogger	Posted	Views
EDUCAUSE_SA07 del.icio.us tags	Robert H. McDonald, Indiana University	08/06/2007	3,093
Seminars on Academic Computing 07	Robert H. McDonald, Indiana University	08/06/2007	3,013

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