Welcome to SISLTcast Interactive Webcasting!
Connecting the students, alumni, faculty, and friends of the MU School of Information Science & Learning Technologies.
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Programs
LiSRadio: Conversations with State and National leaders in the field of Library and Information Science.
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Voice of Literacy: The Voice of Literacy features interviews with researchers, teachers, principals, parents, and policymakers discussing how literacy research informs practice. Your host is Dr. Betsy Baker, professor of literacy studies at MU.
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Zone Radio: Be in contact with the latest in digital media tools, methods, and products.
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EDgeTech: Showcases K-12 teachers who are doing interesting things with technology in their classrooms.
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No Child Left Behind - Online Forum: An ongoing conversation about No Child Left Behind.
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Exploring the Performance Pyramid: Conversations with John Wedman, architect of the Performance Pyramid
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Show Me The World: Show Me the World chronicles the International activities of the MU College of Education. Listen and learn about projects from around the world, and discover the exciting and expanding global network connecting people and programs.
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When you have a few minutes, take a tour of our archives and visit the individual program websites. And be sure to check out the calendar of upcoming webcasts. A program of interest could be just around the corner.