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Student
Learning
Support
Research
Skills
Abstract
This article, by Amanda Crossley, describes the Western Australian Santa Maria College library’s highly success ecourse program, upGrade. This online initiative to support learning, research and skill development, in a range of areas, was the 2022 recipient of the SLAV Innovators Award.
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