eResearch Australasia
The eResearch Australasia conference will be held in Sydney this year, from the 9 - 13 November 2009. This year's theme is No boundaries. The conference planners are seeking to engage conference participants by asking them, "What challenges are raised by a world with no boundaries? What potential can we unlock?" I am excited to be attending the conference to co-present with a number of seasoned information professionals on data management support. I will be demonstrating an online data management planning tutorial for Griffith University that is supported by Blackboard. It includes a nifty online journal tool developed in-house by my colleagues at Flexible Learning and Access Services --Business, Science, Environment, Engineering and Technology Team. The journal tool is used by tutorial users to create their own data management plan.
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posted by Robyn at 6:30 PM
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