http://bavatuesdays.com/preserving-the-past-with-futuristic-tools/ a "b" blog Fri, 21 Nov 2008 09:08:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 http://bavatuesdays.com/preserving-the-past-with-futuristic-tools/#comment-54 Carolyn Mon, 27 Feb 2006 11:40:32 +0000 http://bavatuesdays.com/?p=41#comment-54 Jim, I just visited the MoAD site and it was fantastic!! That would be a great way to get the Alumni involved and to enhance our online exhibit. I found myself getting deeper and deeper into the pictures and wanting even more information. It also reminds me of "On The Hill". Thanks for sharing. Jim, I just visited the MoAD site and it was fantastic!! That would be a great way to get the Alumni involved and to enhance our online exhibit. I found myself getting deeper and deeper into the pictures and wanting even more information. It also reminds me of “On The Hill”. Thanks for sharing.

]]> http://bavatuesdays.com/preserving-the-past-with-futuristic-tools/#comment-52 Gardner Writes » Blog Archive » “Excited By The Herculean Tasks That Lie Ahead” Sun, 26 Feb 2006 03:20:06 +0000 http://bavatuesdays.com/?p=41#comment-52 [...] Those are Jim Groom’s words, and I quote them (with implied ellipses that don’t fit well in a blog title) from his latest blog entry at bavatuesdays. Jim’s an Instructional Technology Specialist here at the University of Mary Washington and, along with five other ITSs and myself, a member of the Division of Teaching and Learning Technologies (the “DTLT” of “DTLT Blogs” on my blogroll at the right). [...] [...] Those are Jim Groom’s words, and I quote them (with implied ellipses that don’t fit well in a blog title) from his latest blog entry at bavatuesdays. Jim’s an Instructional Technology Specialist here at the University of Mary Washington and, along with five other ITSs and myself, a member of the Division of Teaching and Learning Technologies (the “DTLT” of “DTLT Blogs” on my blogroll at the right). [...]

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