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Is this thing on?
New look for the old weblog
Cultural sensitivity and picture sharing in the Netherlands
New OPML outlinerTool v0.1
Gone to the Caribbean
AppleStore Bullring
Apple at the Bullring
Sharing a birthday with...
Enjoying it while I can
Skype me
MedBiquitous Annual Conference in Baltimore
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The problem with metadata
Content rather than container
Edu-nap-torrent
Google Scholar: Information for all
It's official - social interaction enhances learning
A weblog for every student
Revisiting a dialogue on reusable content
The problem with definitions - or how I learned to get over learning objects and start making good e-learning instead
If learning objects didn't exist you'd have to invent them
alt-i-lab 2004:Advancing Learning Technology Interoperability
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Gone to the Caribbean
Lunch
Mobile phones: 20 years old in the UK
What's all the fuss about mobile blogging?
No, I invented moblogging
Back from California
First mobile phone virus created
Buon giorno!
Kraftwerk @ Manchester Apollo
The coolest band around
Got your mobile domain name yet?
School Governors
Preparing for an OFSTED inspection
Why governor training is so important
When to have the parent's AGM
Governor's Annual Meeting with Parents
On being a school governor
The View From Here
Gone to the Caribbean
AppleStore Bullring
Apple at the Bullring
Enjoying it while I can
Happy vernal equinox
The devil is always in the detail
The people have spoken
Democracy hangs in the balance
Spring forward, fall back
Blogging may be bad for your career
John Peel
Updated: 24/9/05; 10:40:02
David Davies' Radio Weblog
Monday, March 3, 2003
How do I convince
my friend
that she really needs a Radio Userland weblog?
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