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Tuesday
Dec072010

Digital Storytelling

With Christmas just around the corner, what could be more timely than a discussion on Digital Storytelling? Steve Bunce looks at some of the great (and free) resources available. Join us here, at 7pm UK time this evening, Tuesday 7th December 2010.

All these sessions start promptly at 7pm UK time unless otherwise stated, although you may enter a few minutes early if you wish. Here’s a world clock for colleagues who will be outside the UK at the time. The session will be hosted until 8pm, but the room won’t be closed until 9:30pm for colleagues who wish to continue the discussion.

Please note that this session will be recorded and the playback will be available for other people to watch.

By logging into the session you are granting Vital permission to record your presence in and contributions to the session for educational purposes.

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