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The document discusses how to better share and integrate resources to enhance teaching and learning. It emphasizes that ease of access to resources is key. Promoting resources through training and outreach is important to uncover resources and get them into the hands of teachers and students. Integrating assignments and having resources available at the point of need can help sharing and building communities through social networks. Libraries play a role in providing access and integration everywhere.
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- 5. L I T Y A B I U S HOW CAN WE GET THERE? UNCOVERING THE RESOURCES
- 10. PROMOTION AND TRAINING OUTREACH AND ADVOCACY
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- 16. INTEGRATED ASSIGNMENTS RESOURCES AT THE POINT OF NEED
- 17. INTEGRATE YOURSELF VIRTUAL OFFICE HOURS
- 18. SHARING AND COMMUNITY BUILDING SOCIAL NETWORK
- 19. SHARING AND COMMUNITY BUILDING SOCIAL NETWORK
- 20. ACCESS AND INTEGRATION EVERYWHERE LIBRARY ROLE
- 21. ACCESS AND INTEGRATION EVERYWHERE LIBRARY ROLE
- 22. VALUE OF ELECTRONIC RESOURCES MEASUREMENT AND EVALUATION
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