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Mantenerse conectado: Mantener sus redes sociales mientras que permanece físicamente distante

Posted on April 20, 2020 by mpgarcia

Estamos viviendo un tiempo sin precedentes. El mundo no ha experimentado una pandemia mundial en este sentido desde la pandemia de gripe en 1918 (también conocida en EEUU como la gripe española). Las pautas federales, estatales, y locales especifican que … Continue reading →

Posted in Organization, Uncategorized | Tagged actividades sin tecnología, aplicaciones de videoconferencia, bibliotecas locales, centros para la vida independiente, conexión social, COVID-19, distancia social, físicamente distante, guías, hacer conexiones, mantenerse conectado, participación comunitaria, plataformas de videoconferencia, recursos, redes sociales, reuniones virtuales, tabletas, tecnologías de información y comunicación (TIC), teléfono móvil e inteligente, TU Colaborativa sobre la Inclusión Comunitaria | 1 Comment
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