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Tallie Casucci1, Joan M Gregory1, Jean P Shipman1,2,3,4
1a Spencer S. Eccles Health Sciences Library , University of Utah , Salt Lake City , Utah , USA.
Abstract:
Appy Hour is a recurring event hosted by an academic health sciences library featuring apps that are informally presented and demonstrated by invited speakers. The audience is encouraged to ask questions during the presentation of the featured app(s). This event provides learning and networking opportunities for health sciences faculty, staff, students, and health care professionals. This article illustrates the process for hosting the event, shares lessons learned, and discusses possible future directions to gain a wider audience.
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