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The Experience of Simplifying and Packaging Creative Engineering K-12 Education into Innovative Products Presenter: Brian P. O’Connell 2013 – 03 – 22 Authors: Brian P. O’Connell and Katarina A. Morowsky

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Transcript of Open 2013: The Challenges of Simplifying and Packaging Creative Engineering Education

  • 1. The Experience of Simplifying and Packaging Creative Engineering K-12 Educationinto Innovative ProductsPresenter: Brian P. OConnell2013 03 22 Authors: Brian P. OConnell and Katarina A. Morowsky

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