Are We Preparing the Next Generation for the Media Revolution?
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As an ex-secondary teacher, filmmaker and more recently as a multimedia developer, I had the privilege of speaking at a Careers Day at Xavier College the other day. Besides feeling that a half century had indeed passed since I stood in the hallowed halls of learning, I couldn't help but wonder if time hadn't also stood still.
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