The document appears to be a series of tweets from a conference discussing higher education staff's reluctance towards technology. It includes tweets summarizing comments from others at the conference on how technology can blur social and professional boundaries, the need for lifelong learning to adopt new technologies, and how being digitally literate can help universities compete and improve teaching and learning. The document concludes with contact information for the Twitter user.

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Why are higher
education staff so
afraid of technology?
Eric Stoller, Inside Higher Ed
@ericstoller

2. My apologies for being
hyperbolic
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xkcd.com

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5. “it blurs social &
professional”– a Twitter user who happens to be an academic
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Lifelong learning takes
time

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We are all
role models

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Final
Thoughts

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22. Digitally literate universities are better at
Teaching
Learning
Competing
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ericstoller.com/inside

24. ericstoller.com/work
ericstoller@gmail.com
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