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By: Shadra Strickland, on 11/16/2011
Blog: Living the Dream... (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags:  Interviews, Illustration, Presentation, Librarians Rock!, Library Events, Skype Visit, Visual Journalism, AIS, City Paper, James Harper, MICAillustration, Add a tag

What a week! On Tuesday I visited with Atlanta International School via Skype. Technology is mind boggling. It was my first time using video Skype with anyone, let alone a classroom of youngsters. The video is pretty long in cyber time (a whole 10 min.), but is pretty interesting for those interested in conducting Skype visits. Thanks to Morris Gardner with the Auburn Avenue Research Library and Sharon Hermann, media specialist, at Atlanta International School for sharing this video!

And a special CONGRATULATIONS to my Visual Journalism class for being featured in this week’s edition of  Baltimore City Paper. One of my sophomores, James Harper, even made the cover! Go MICA!!

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