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Special Issue >> Syllabus2004 Conference Yearbook

  • 12/02/04

Welcome to our first-ever Syllabus Conference Yearbook! In this special bonus issue, mailed or e-mailed to subscribers, Syllabus2004 attendees and exhibitors can relive the highlights of the outstanding San Francisco event; Campus Technology readers who couldn’t attend can “virtually” explore keynotes, proceedings, and panels, and experience the Exhibit Hall and a day of sharing and learning at UC Berkeley.

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