Peer Training 11-1-2012
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The document provides a link to the D2L to LibGuides page on the Oklahoma State University Library's website. This page likely contains information about migrating course content from the learning management system Desire2Learn (D2L) to the library guide platform LibGuides. There is also an unrelated link to the website Gimlet.us.
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Peer Training 11-1-2012
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