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1993
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Marilyn M. Everingham-Stone, Leo Sell:
Computing training culture crash. SIGUCCS 1993: 446-452
1988
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Bill Brown, Marilyn Everingham:
Distributed training: the MSU computer laboratory departmental trainer program's second year. SIGUCCS 1988: 55-63
1987
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Bill Brown, Marilyn Everingham:
Distributed training: the MSU computer laboratory departmental trainer program. SIGUCCS 1987: 417-423
1986
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Marilyn Everingham, Bill Brown:
Developing and delivering hands-on training. SIGUCCS 1986: 209-223
1985
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Bill Brown, Marilyn Everingham:
Hands-on microcomputer training. SIGUCCS 1985: 103-127

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