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January 04, 2009

Lego Engineering

This post is an excellent way to ease into the new work year. If you want to keep current on the world of technology, subscribe via RSS to Google Tech Talks. However, for those of you with kids involved with First Lego League (or the big kid in you who still loves to program and create robots), link to this recent Google seminar:

Google TechTalks are already indexed in my engineering seminar search engine, and you may browse /search via the Engineering Learning Wiki.
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Posted at 10:32 AM in Elearning, Legos |

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