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The document outlines the goals and agenda for the AISL 2009 conference in Las Vegas. The goals are to use the web to connect with each other, students, and the community, and to organize content and increase students' love of reading and writing. The document discusses how to connect using tools like Facebook, Ning, blogs, Twitter, and Skype. It also provides information on using wikis, social bookmarking, virtual book shelves, and libraries to organize content, listing specific examples and sites. The agenda concludes with thanks to the audience.
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