Information and Communication Technologies: Keeping Up With the Joneses

Tuesday, September 1, 2009

Presentation Handout (PDF)

Are you having trouble keeping track of what's happening with information and communication technologies? Are you confused about what's trivial and what's important? What's the deal with Twitter, for instance, anyway? Do you maybe even feel... guilty that you don't have a social web site?

Bill Garrity, Director of Biomedical Libraries, surveyed the current landscape of information and communication technologies, offered his and others' opinions about what's important, and suggested some approaches to help you keep current.

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