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Podcasts (1)

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E08 Podcast: Digging Deep with P2P: Understanding Students' Media Habits
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 523 11/19/2008

Blogs (14)

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And It's Over... Anna Gould, EDUCAUSE 08/01/2008 169
August 21: EDUCAUSE to Host Free Webcast on P2P Provisions in the Higher Education Reauthorization Act Colleen Luckett, EDUCAUSE 08/15/2008 625
Competing with free. And that's an order! Steven Worona, EDUCAUSE 07/30/2008 227
EDUCAUSE Joins Letter Supporting FY2010 Appropriations for HEA Programs Anna Gould, EDUCAUSE 05/21/2009 89
EDUCAUSE Prepares Joint Association Memo on P2P Provisions in the Higher Education Act Colleen Luckett, EDUCAUSE 08/12/2008 504
EDUCAUSE Signs ACE Letter on Higher Education Act (HEA)- Vote Expected Today! Anna Gould, EDUCAUSE 07/31/2008 225
EDUCAUSE Takes Action on Higher Education Act Colleen Luckett, EDUCAUSE 07/31/2008 902
Higher Education Act Reauthorization Not a Done Deal Anna Gould, EDUCAUSE 08/01/2008 284
House Passes the HEA Conference Report Anna Gould, EDUCAUSE 07/31/2008 211
Identity verification for distance-ed students: FUD lingers Steven Worona, EDUCAUSE 10/15/2008 2,032
MPAA meets turnitin.com Steven Worona, EDUCAUSE 10/13/2008 239
Resource Center Update - September 2009 Colleen Keller, EDUCAUSE 09/29/2009 52
URGENT CALL TO ACTION Heidi Wachs, Georgetown University 07/20/2007 4,855
URGENT CALL TO ACTION: Pending Illegal File Sharing Legislation Harmful to Higher Education Catherine W. Yang, EDUCAUSE 11/10/2007 1,991
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