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face - creativewaves.omnium.net.au - within the
Galleries area, along with every other facet of the
project including lectures, discussions, team work,
transcripts of the live chat sessions and profiles
of every participant who took part.
The third in the series of Creative Waves proj-
ects, titled Collabor8 - creativewaves.omnium.
net.au/c8 - was recently run in 2008 and saw
students from art & design colleges in Australia
and China link together online to examine specific
cultural, visual and language differences that af-
fect creative work taking place between the two
countries. For details of all the projects and to
view the archives since 1998, visit the Omnium
website: www.omnium.net.au

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