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Student Affairs Perspective on Net Savvy: Podcast

Created by Leslie Dare (North Carolina State University) on August 29, 2007

I was interviewed at the ELI 2007 Fall Focus Session, which is an EDUCAUSE initiative. Here is the podcast of that interview, which is a summary of the presentation I made at this event. Materials from my presentation (and all the other presentations as well) are now available. There are a number of other podcasts from this event available as well; look for the ELI07netsavvy tag.

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My New Blog

Created by Leslie Dare (North Carolina State University) on August 24, 2007

I've created this blog (hosted by NC State's WolfBlog service) to document my experiences, thoughts and activities related to my work at NC State University.

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Claiming This Blog Through Technorati

Created by Leslie Dare (North Carolina State University) on August 17, 2007

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ELI Fall 2007 Focus Session

Created by Leslie Dare (North Carolina State University) on August 17, 2007

Here are two blogs associated with my participation in the Fall 2007 ELI Focus Session.

Blog Name: Leslie Dare
Description: This is my professional blog about my experiences in my job at NC State University.
URL: http://blogs.lib.ncsu.edu/page/lesliedare

Blog Name: Table 8
Description: This is a space where seven participants in the ELI Fall 2007 Focus Session will document our efforts to take what we learned back to our home campuses.
URL: http://eli-table8.blogspot.com/

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