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Join us for ML2SIG, every third Monday during the school year! | Join us for ML2SIG, every third Monday during the school year! | ||
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| - | : Monday, | + | : Monday, March 18, Noon to 1 PM |
: Gallery Lab, 100 Hatcher (Note location) | : Gallery Lab, 100 Hatcher (Note location) | ||
| - | + | Are you participating in ActiveU? Perhaps you’ve noticed its evolution over the years? Maybe you’ve tried food tracking or fitness tracking apps on your smartphone? How about the relatively new fitness tracking devices? | |
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| + | Please join us at the next ML2SIG brown bag to learn and share your experiences with these technologies. | ||
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| + | [http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2013/01/wearables-audience-forrester/ This recent article from <cite>Wired</cite>] provides a quick overview of fitness wearables. | ||
As always you are welcome to bring your lunch! | As always you are welcome to bring your lunch! | ||
Revision as of 10:35, 15 March 2013
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MLibrary Lightning Talks
The next round of MLibrary Lightning Talks was be held on Thursday, July 26, from 2–3:30 p.m. in Bert's Study Lounge in the Shapiro Library Lobby.
Brownbags
Join us for ML2SIG, every third Monday during the school year!
- ML2SIG Brown Bag: Health and Fitness 2.0
- Monday, March 18, Noon to 1 PM
- Gallery Lab, 100 Hatcher (Note location)
Are you participating in ActiveU? Perhaps you’ve noticed its evolution over the years? Maybe you’ve tried food tracking or fitness tracking apps on your smartphone? How about the relatively new fitness tracking devices?
Please join us at the next ML2SIG brown bag to learn and share your experiences with these technologies.
This recent article from Wired provides a quick overview of fitness wearables.
As always you are welcome to bring your lunch!
See our list of past brownbags.
(ML2SIG events are open to all who are interested, especially those at the University Library and School of Information.)
