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We now return you to your regularly scheduled programming

By sleslie on June 6, 2005

Hi, remember me? ;-) Finally able to come up for air and hopefully start posting again. The last 6 weeks have been absolutely nutty for me – in addition to running and completing an RFP for a learning object repository system here in B.C., I also completed a project to review 6 new LORs through Edutools. On top of that were 8 presentations ranging from ‘state of the CMS union’ talks to ‘practical tips on reusability and interoperability’ (more on all of these in the coming days) with nary a bit of reuse in the presentations themselves!

So without further adieu or explanations, on with the show… – SWL

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