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Submitted by Ann Dixon on Wed, 10/03/2007 - 7:42pm.

Hi Gail,

First, thank you so much for sharing your amazing sculptures! I am thrilled the class is so
creatively generative for you.

Yes, I recorded the class. I will continue to record them and the recordings will be posted in the 
password protected area where the readings are. 

Yes, you can save the mp3 files for later listening (and fast forwarding). How you do it depends on 
whether you are using a Mac or PC. 
On a PC, you rightclick the link to the audio file, and you will see an option to save the file. 
On the Mac,  you hold down the control key on the keyboard as you click on the link to the audio, 
and then choose the option Save target As.

The undergrads blogs are all listed on the web paper page, linked from their usernames. 
I will need to think of a way to make alum blogs more accessible since I hadn't planned on 
alum blogging to happen (so happy that it has).

Ann 

 

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