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September 2, 2009

Episode 56: Ending the Standoff Between Faculty and IT

When it comes time to request technology for the classroom, faculty members often ask the wrong questions. Warren Arbogast and Scott Carlson discuss the right way for professors to seek guidance from IT experts.

Scott Carlson, a Chronicle reporter, and Warren Arbogast, a technology consultant who works with colleges, talk about the headaches, anxieties, and general problems you might be having with technology on your college campus. Look for new installments every other Thursday.

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