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Brian C. Gray, MLIS
Librarian - Engineering, Mathematics, & Statistics
Case Western Reserve University
Kelvin Smith Library
Email: brian.c.gray@case.edu
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Entries for February 11, 2008

Libraries Exploring Their Second Life

I was recently contacted by the State Library of Ohio to write an article on Second Life for their monthly newsletter in January.

In my article, Libraries Exploring Their Second Life, I highlight how libraries and other organizations are utilizing Second Life. I focused on Ohio but included other examples as well.

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