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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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Can wearables revolutionize the way we access technology? Google Glass, the Pebble smartwatch, the Jawbone Up - do you have a wearable? Please join us at the next ML2SIG brown bag to learn and share your knowledge. | Can wearables revolutionize the way we access technology? Google Glass, the Pebble smartwatch, the Jawbone Up - do you have a wearable? Please join us at the next ML2SIG brown bag to learn and share your knowledge. | ||
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[edit] MLibrary Lightning Talks
The next recent round of MLibrary Lightning Talks will be held on Tuesday, August 12, from 3-4 p.m. in the Hatcher Library Gallery.
[edit] Brownbags
Join us for ML2SIG, every third Monday during the school year!
- Brown bags are on hiatus for the summer.
Can wearables revolutionize the way we access technology? Google Glass, the Pebble smartwatch, the Jawbone Up - do you have a wearable? Please join us at the next ML2SIG brown bag to learn and share your knowledge.
Pre-reading - not required! - is at http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2013/12/wearable-computers/ and this provocative quote, "Bringing technology and computing closer to the body can actually allow technology to get further out of the way" from http://www.wired.com/opinion/2013/12/the-paradox-of-wearables-close-to-your-body-but-keeping-tech-far-away/
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.)
