Owner: Harold Handley
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Good evening,
Group #1 would like to present their power point presentation in the landing in the hopes that it will be seen by all members of MDDE 610 past, present, and future students.
The power point presentation outlines some minor differences between Elluminate and Connect Pro and dose not place one above the other. Read and enjoy. I hope to see students from our class in the group #1's Connect Pro session on Tuesday the 5 April 2011 at 7:00 pm MST. Group #1's Take away. Group #1's PPT
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