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Leveraging Academic Cultures to Sustain Technology Applications in the Campus Community

12/17/02

Gerard L. Hanley, Senior Director of Academic Technology Support in the Office of the Chancellor at California State University and Executive Director of MERLOT (15 Minutes/10.6MB)

Gerard Hanley Gerry Hanley shares his insights about how cooperative efforts such as MERLOT support and sustain technology development, and how academic technology strategies can serve both disciplinary and institutional needs.

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