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Bookmarked: Rocky Mountain Tech Trifecta v2 big success (Julie Yack’s Blog)

by Lee Potts ~ March 11th, 2010. Filed under: Bookmarks.

Rocky Mountain Tech Trifecta v2 big success (Julie Yack’s Blog) – "When his projector failed, presenter James Johnson didn’t let that stop him. He flattened out his laptop and used a document camera to display his screen and presentation for his group."

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