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Feeding the Sharks — C2C Wins Venture Capital
Chemistry to Chemistry Assuming the persona of an academic in tweed and wallaby loafers, “Professor” Bernie Stukenborg walked nervously in front of the panel of judges: I’ve been in … more →
The Scholarly Kitchen
Feeding the Sharks — C2C Wins Venture Capital
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wrote 1 year ago: Chemistry to Chemistry Assuming the persona of an academic in tweed and wallaby loafers, “Prof … more →
Personas, Process, and Venture Capitalists
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wrote 1 year ago: Image via Wikipedia Developing a new product means much more than understanding the needs of the pot … more →
State of the Art II -- The Future of Technology in the Classroom
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wrote 1 year ago: Hornbook via Wikipedia Paul Bergen, Director of Instructional Computing at Harvard University, was t … more →
State of the Art I -- The Future of Academic Librarians
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wrote 1 year ago: Image via Wikipedia At the SSP lunchtime session, Kara Malenfant, Scholarly Communications & Gov … more →
Imagining the Dream e-Tool for Education and Training
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wrote 1 year ago: New gold dream by law_keven If you were to design the dream e-tool for education, what would it look … more →
Will You Be “IN” Next Week?
wrote 1 year ago: Be part of the most intimate gathering of change agents in scholarly publishing at SSP’s IN conferen … more →
Will You Be “IN” Next Week?
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wrote 1 year ago: Image via Wikipedia Be part of the most intimate gathering of change agents in scholarly publishing … more →
SSP IN Field Trip Report: AS220
wrote 2 years ago: AS220 (Photo by Michael Clarke) What would SSP IN be without a field trip? Seed Media’s Joy Moore ar … more →
SSP IN -- INteract, INspire, and INnovate
wrote 2 years ago: Later this month in Providence, RI, the Society for Scholarly Publishing (patrons of the Scholarly K … more →
Announcing the SSP's "IN" Conference
wrote 3 years ago: The SSP's "IN" Meeting For many of you, the Society for Scholarly Publishing Annual Me … more →
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