Enabling Kids, Connecting Communities with Mission:Explore
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This was the presentation I used at the Children's Media Conference 2012. I spoke about our Mission:Explore platform and Mission:Shiregreen as part of a session called Enabling Kids, Connecting Communities. Naturally, having audio helps, but this will give you a good gist.
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