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      <title>The Tablet Symposium</title>
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      <description>The Tablet Symposium [1] brought together researchers and practitioners to examine questions about uses of tablet computers and e-readers across many walks of life, including academic, artistic, pedagogical, corporate and everyday contexts.
As a co-organiser of the event, I was thrilled by the range of presentations that we were fortunate enough to be able to include in the symposium.&amp;nbsp; It was fascinating to see such a broad range of perspectives being applied to such a very focused object of study.</description>
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