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Posted On: December 2, 2008 by Lee Wilson

SIIA Ed Tech Forum Live Blog #1

125x125 I will be blogging today from the Software Information Industry Association's Ed Tech Forum 2008. The event is taking place at a monument to mid-20th Century American hegemony - the Princeton Club in New York.

This is the first year they have had a real blogger friendly environment - they have set up a table with power and easy access. The other bloggers here are Annie Teich and Ken Royal. Several of us will also be tweeting the event - look for the tags edtech08 and #etbf.

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Everyone is quite eloquent but not as concise as your summary from this morning Lee...

Posted by: Kevin Hogan | December 2, 2008 9:02 AM

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Lee Wilson is President & CEO of PCI Education in San Antonio. He has spent two decades in the education business at Apple, Chancery, Pearson, Harcourt, and Headway Strategies. This blog covers strategy, products, marketing, and sales issues for technology and print publishers.