ALISE 2014 Works in Progress poster

Below is a 4 1/2 minute presentation of my poster for virtual conference attendees or anyone who didn't get a chance to stop by my poster during the session.

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Amy VanScoy, MLIS, PhD

Associate Professor
Department of Information Science
Graduate School of Education
University at Buffalo

vanscoy @ buffalo.edu