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Saturday, September 6, 2008 from 9am--1pm PST.
See detailed directions and a list of scheduled sessions
your Elluminate v8.5 (New!) connection in the Drop-In Center
The purpose of ETS is to help the SLIS Community at San Jose State University educate and learn from their peers. Using the web conferencing technology of Elluminate, ETS will provide hands-on, step-by-step instruction on emerging technologies as they apply to student life and the field of library and information science. Each online session will last an hour and participants are free to drop in and out at their discretion.
For a list of technologies to be covered at ETS, see the program.
If you have questions or comments, please contact Paige Fujisue.
This symposium is sponsored by ALASC (American Library Association, Student Chapter) at San Jose State University.
See detailed directions and a list of scheduled sessions
your Elluminate v8.5 (New!) connection in the Drop-In CenterThe purpose of ETS is to help the SLIS Community at San Jose State University educate and learn from their peers. Using the web conferencing technology of Elluminate, ETS will provide hands-on, step-by-step instruction on emerging technologies as they apply to student life and the field of library and information science. Each online session will last an hour and participants are free to drop in and out at their discretion.
For a list of technologies to be covered at ETS, see the program.
If you have questions or comments, please contact Paige Fujisue.
This symposium is sponsored by ALASC (American Library Association, Student Chapter) at San Jose State University.
