Innovation at All Levels

Mark your calendar for Maricopa Community College’s premier learning technology event on May 13, 2008 at Mesa Community College in the Kirk Student Center, Navajo Room. The program, “innovation at all levels,” will include track and poster sessions, exhibits, presentations, workshops and more.

Keynote Speaker
Dr. Michael Wesch

Project Coordinator:
mediatedcultures.net @ kansas state university
Assistant Professor:
Cultural Anthropology and Digital Ethnography

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