Attending conferences is a crucial part of career development for higher education professionals. In the current pandemic environment, virtually all conferences and workshops have gone virtual and just aren't the same as in-person events. That doesn't mean they aren't valuable, though. Consider these tips for getting the most out of a virtual conference experience
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