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Annotated Bibliography
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Using Comics to Reflect on Academic Work
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Summarizing different perspectives on a controversial topic
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Social Justice in Information- First Year Business Students
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Gallery Walk: What Shapes Information?
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Annotated Bibliography
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Using Comics to Reflect on Academic Work
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Using images : copyright and public domain
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Basic First Year Communication Studies Assignment
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Create an entry in a LocalWiki
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Summarizing different perspectives on a controversial topic
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Social Justice in Information- First Year Business Students
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