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Call for Papers for eduWeb Conference
The 2009 eduWeb Conference Call for Papers is now open ... we have two modified Tracks for this year: "Marketing Communications" & "Design and Development." A NEW Track is being launched, moderated by Guest Track Authors Karlyn Morissette of Dartmouth College and Matt Herzberger of Texas A & M University. The Topic for this Track is "Get It Done ". Go to eduwebconference.com for more info on suggested topics for each track and if you are selected to present, you'll receive $75 off your conference registration. Send as many proposals as you like! See you in Chicago July 20-22!
Tags: chicago, communications, design, development, eduweb, herzberger, marketing, morissette
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