Rider Technology Specialist Presentation

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The document discusses how technology can generate entirely new things through inventions and discusses examples of using audio recording technology at Rider University. It provides instructions on how to record audio using Audacity, upload the file to archive.org, and then embed the recording in a Blackboard discussion board for sharing and receiving feedback. The document encourages using technology and notes that anything is possible with confidence and passion.

Facilitated by Suzanne Carbonaro Technology Training Specialist Rider University

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