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Sunday, 6 November 2005
Janette Blackburn and Carole Wedge
This article appeared in the November 2005 issue of Information Outlook.
Design as Catalyst: Fostering Collaboration and Commuinity in Special Libraries
Posted in: education | libraries | publications
Tags: academic library, carole wedge, collaborative learning, janette blackburn, special collections
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Friday, 29 July 2005
by Carole Wedge and Thomas Kearns
Creation of the Learning Space: Catalysts for Envisioning and Navigating the Design Process
Posted in: education | publications
Tags: carole wedge, collaborative learning, educause, tom kearns
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Friday, 1 July 2005
We’re not sure exactly who made this or how it ended up on YouTube but it’s a great little video that showcases our process, community and the collaborative design of our office.
Posted in: blog | how we work
Tags: carole wedge, tom kearns, video
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