Recorded Webinars
Organize Your Digital Self, recorded for University of Wisconsin Extension Office, 6-11-09
Online Course Design for Mathematics, recorded for MAA PREP Calculus: Online and Interactive, 6-23-09
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- busynessgirl: @delta_dc Well, I don't have television reception at my house, so the Superbowl is not much of a distraction.
- busynessgirl: RT @ronhoutman: @busynessgirl You should also study the Ca. velcro crop http://t.co/IDAzYqfL or DHMO and how it will ruin the world htt ...
- busynessgirl: I am not ready to break up with Google » Social Media http://t.co/mdiEU2YE #297SM via @cvmuse
- busynessgirl: Studying social media, saving the Pacific northwest tree octopus and learning about whales in Lake Michigan » #297SM http://t.co/lqkxemde
- busynessgirl: @medieninitiativ And using <> doesn't seem to make sense to the average user as a substitute for ≠ (even if it does to programmers).
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