Presentation participación Inter con HETS
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The document summarizes Inter American participation in collaborative initiatives and events through the HETS Consortium. It discusses the formation of coordination teams to foster collaboration between member institutions. It also outlines workshops, conferences, and strategic alliances organized by HETS to promote retention and share resources, including presentations on funding opportunities, educational models, and distance learning programs.
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