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30 minutes with Canva

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Gut-Microbiota-Brain Axis

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Home Hydroponics 101

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Re: Home Hydroponics 101

Sarah Eber ·
Hello! I just helped one of our small farmers sign up for this... very little tech ability... is there a number or a contact I can call if he calls me and is having trouble?
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Re: Home Hydroponics 101

Aaron Weibe ·
I'm going to ping @John Porter on this since this is a Nebraska Extension event.
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Re: Home Hydroponics 101

John Porter ·
Sarah - you can call me at 402.444.7833 if it is before the event. If it is close to or during the workshop, the best option would probably be to email me since I'll be watching my inbox but won't be able to take calls. john.porter@unl.edu
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ICYMI- Asynchronous Programs

CallieWard_USU ·
Nearly five dozen Cooperative Extension professionals from across the nation gathered to discuss asynchronous programs an d how we are making our formerly face-to-face programs available to clientele who want to learn on their own time not necessarily at the same time as everyone else like a webinar. We and our clientele are busier than ever and often cannot participate in synchronous events, so in order to reach them, we need to turn to provide programs asynchronously. As per the chat, most...
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New Event! AI Basics for Extension: Intro to Using AI

MelaniePugsley ·
AI Basics for Extension: Intro to Using AI June 1st, 2023 2:00 - 3:30 PM ET Register Here If you are new you new to Artificial Intelligence (AI) and wondering how it can enhance your work? Intrigued by the buzz of AI but don't know where to start? This special session for Extension Professionals will explore the basics of Artificial Intelligence and its potential use in Extension work. This engaging and informative session is a great opportunity to learn about the potential of AI, whether...
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Resources from AI Basics for Extension!

MelaniePugsley ·
In this special session for Extension Professionals, we delved into the basics of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its potential applications in Extension work. It was a valuable opportunity to explore AI's potential with our colleagues and the information caters to individuals at all levels of familiarity with AI. During the webinar, we discussed what AI is and how it works, examples of how AI can be used in Extension, and provided guidance on creating effective prompts. There was also...
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EDEN Marketing and Communications Coordinator Position Available (Remote)

Aaron Weibe ·
Summary: Join our team as a Marketing and Communications Coordinator, a pivotal role supporting the Extension Disaster Education Network (EDEN). This 12-month contract position offers a dynamic opportunity to lead and shape EDEN's branding and marketing initiatives. Application Due Date: Open until filled. Application Link: https://registry.extension.org/241215416755151 Contact: Fred Schlutt, fredschlutt@extension.org Position Available: EDEN Marketing and Communications Coordinator (Remote)...

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