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The document welcomes attendees to a technology forum at Bard College and provides an overview of various technology tools available, including: WordPress for blogging and websites, with thousands of plugins and themes available. Bard installs WordPress sites. Several WordPress blogs for different academic programs are listed. Digital Commons for senior projects. A wiki server and approximately 180 Moodle sites for the fall. Features for email including increased quotas, vacation messages, advanced searching, tags, and a trial of shared calendaring.
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