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Cooperative Extension Time to Adoption Horizon: Two to Three Years

Drones: Why Extension Professionals Should Be Interested in Them (Victor Villegas - moderator) Panel. Case study #1 – Use in agriculture (Jim Robbins); Panel. Case study #2 – Use in new media (Dennis Hinkamp); Panel. Case study #3 – Use in agriculture (Dharmendra Saraswat; tentative). Case #4 – Use in youth STEAM education (Victor Villegas).
In this meeting, panelists will share their extension programming in this area and begin a discussion around how Cooperative Extension can embrace the innovations. Come with your questions and ideas for the conversation.

eXtension has been working with the New Media Consortium and the ECOP Innovation Task Force to create a Horizon Report for Cooperative Extension System to Prepare for the Future.

To Join this meeting about the Horizon Report: Cooperative Extension Edition --
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   Meeting ID: 512 771 814


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Beth Raney (Guest)

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