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« 7 Reasons to have an educational technology library | Main | Web 2.0 Project: Dorothy Burt's Work »
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Nov052009
By AuthorTerry Freedman | DateThursday, November 5, 2009 at 9:30PM |

Take a look: 11/05/2009 (p.m.)

  • June 2009

    The latest edition of IFIP, the ICT newsletter based in India, includes a range of interesting-looking articles, including social entrepreneurship and ICT in Nigeria. Also, the work Miles Berry and I did to find out how youngsters use technology when not at school. Available free of charge.

    tags: IFIP, ICT, International perspectives on ICT


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