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Technology Nuts and Bolts for a Smaller (Library) World

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Opening remarks at a library technology regional conference held at Olin College of Engineering in Needham, MA.

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  1. Slide 1: Technology Nuts and Bolts for a Smaller (Library) World
  2. Slide 2: – Dee in Second Life Welcome to Olin College
  3. Slide 3: Where did the idea for Olin come from? ♦More than a decade ago, the NSF and the engineering community began calling for the reform of engineering education, recommending: • hands-on learning • global awareness • entrepreneurial thinking • interdisciplinary learning. October 19, 2007 Dee Magnoni, Library Director, Olin College of Engineering 3
  4. Slide 4: Idea, Part II • To kick-start reform, the F. W. Olin Foundation pledged more Franklin W. Olin Engineer, than $460 million, one of the Entrepreneur, Philanthropist largest grants in U.S. higher education, to create and fund an innovative