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Please pass this on to interested colleagues and students.  IDSNet is
designed primarily for students and faculty at Canadian universities,
however all are welcome to participate and share information.

Cheers,
Don Richardson
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Greetings from IDSNet (http://tdg.uoguelph.ca/idsnet).

IDSNet is officially launching a service that will enhance the learning
opportunities for students and faculty in International Development
Studies programs.  Natasha Mallal (nmallal@uoguelph.ca) is our new
coordinator and she will be working to encourage students and faculty in
the participating institutions to actively participate in the enhancement
and development of IDSNet.

IDSNet provides many opportunities for collaboration, information sharing,
resource exchanges and learning.  The more people who use it, the better
it will become.

If you have papers (faculty or student), ideas, projects, announcements,
etc. to share, IDSNet is a tool that can help you share across Canada and
the world.  Please circulate this message to faculty and students on your
campus.  We are hoping to find at least two volunteers from each
participating campus who can help to publicize IDSNet and encourage
contributions and use within courses.

Over the next few months you will be hearing more about IDSNet and ways to
use it for teaching and learning.  Checkout the IDSNet Web site at:
http://tdg.uoguelph.ca/idsnet  and join the email discussion group (if you
haven't already) by sending a message to:
majordom@tdg.uoguelph.ca
with the message:
subscribe idsnet

If you have any questions, please contact Natasha Mallal
(nmallal@uoguelph.ca) or myself.

Special thanks go to IDRC and the University of Calgary for their support
of the IDSNet project.

Cheers,
Don Richardson
Assistant Professor
Rural Extension Studies
University of Guelph