1. GOODBYE 9 TO 5
What MOOCs Mean for Academic Libraries

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3. Photo by David B. Gleason

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6. Still from The IT Crowd, Series 1, Episode 2. ITCrowdChannel, YouTube (accessed July 12, 2013).

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9. Photo by Elizabeth Albert

10. “Students in the Twitter
group had the benefit
of almost-always-on
support for academic,
co-curricular, and
personal issues.”
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14. Photo from the Kheel Center, Cornell University

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