"LEARNING COMMUNITIES: TECHNOLOGY"

Dr. Mark Morton, Senior Instructional Developer, University of Waterloo

Don't miss Dr. Morton's upcoming lecture, Show & Tell: learning technologies for making & sharing presentations. His lecture will also explore the question of information overload. How much is too much when it comes to using technology and what can be done to stay on top of it all.

Date: Friday, February 5 , 2010
Time: 10:00 am - 11:30 am

Location: SGW H-767

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Are you interested in community development and social change?

Do you want hands-on experiences in exciting community settings?

Starting this fall and winter 2009-2010, the School of Extended Learning’s Institute for Community Development is offering two Complementary University Credit courses that are open to all undergraduate students.

Visit the the Institute for Community Development for further details.

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