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Extension Skills

Extension Skills

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April 13th, 2023
2:00 - 3:00 PM ET

Each second Thursday of the month, the Impact Collaborative's Extension Skills series will provide an opportunity for Cooperative Extension professionals to build capacity with tools, processes and tech skills training. Subjects like intro to podcasting, creating surveys, growing your social media, using twitter to make media connections and more were the topics of last year's Extension Skills!

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