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The document outlines an agenda for a podcast recording session. It includes timing for different segments to be recorded by various participants. It then defines podcasting and provides examples. It discusses how the podcast was started through a presentation to the Board of Directors. It identifies the audience and goals for the podcast, as well as challenges faced such as technical issues. The conclusion recaps what was covered and quotes Thomas Fuller, looking ahead to next steps of student evaluation.

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This session provides introduction to UiPath Communication Mining, importance and platform overview. You will acquire a good understand of the phases in Communication Mining as we go over the platform with you. Topics covered: • Communication Mining Overview • Why is it important? • How can it help today’s business and the benefits • Phases in Communication Mining • Demo on Platform overview • Q/A

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3. Paula – How to Lose (15:50 -16:00)

4. Rosario – ATC on line (16:00 -16:05)

5. Margarita & Sonia – Access (16:05 - 16:20)

6. Rosario- The Kitten (16:20 -16:25)

7. Ady – Conclusion (16:25-16:30)

9. VOA News-VOA Special English

10. Randall's ESL Cyber Listening Lab

11. English as a Second Language Podcast

12. Podfeed- The Podcast Directory

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17. Tutorial for our Management Blog

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37. Conclusion “The cherry on the pie” “All things are difficult before they are easy.” Dr. Thomas Fuller, Gnomologia, 1732 British physician (1654 – 1734) The Quotation Page What's next? Student Evaluation Professional 24/7

Editor's Notes

Conclusion: What we've just seen in “the cherry on the pie” This would have never been possible for a digital immigrant generation like ours, who co-exists with a digital native generation of teachers, if we hadn't gone through this process to get where we are today. Having one of the most resistant teachers, a couple of years ago, deliver presentations to get other teachers jump into the bandwagon of the Internet and technology Where are we going from here? RUBRICS (ed2go) You certainly have your own stories and are surely at different points in this ventures. Some have not reached this stage, others way ahead of where we are standing. Whatever the case is, let's celebrate the possibility of life-long learning we all have. Thank you

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