Collaborative Digital Workspaces: Academic Advisors Working Online
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NACADA10 Pre-conference Workshop #16 October 3, 2010
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- 2. "I never did anything alone. Whatever was accomplished in this country was accomplished collectively."- Golda Meir
- 4. How Do Advisors in Your Office & On Your Campus Collaborate? Why Collaborate?
- 5. Creating Projects Facilitating Learning & Training Initiatives A Few Reason Why Laura Collaborates Online....
- 13. Collaboration is more effective
- 16. Real Time
- 17. Multiple Users
- 19. (FREE!!) Shared Docs & Wikis for Advisors
- 20. A Few Good Ones
- 22. Google Docs In Action
- 23. Waving Goodbye to Wave
- 33. Does YOUR Campus Have a Wiki? YES!! (maybe you do too!)
- 40. Show & Tell
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