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Previous talks I’ve given on blogs where I’ve blogged the links and talked from the blog post: HUMlab in UmeÂ, November 2002; IFI here in Bergen in February 2003 for about blogs and learing; with Torill in Oslo, April 2002. And I ended up basing my talk on youth literature and the web in Narvik this March on links I blogged here though I think I’d stored the webpages I wanted to show in Explorer’s scrapbook rather than use live links, I was uncertain of the net connection there.

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2 thoughts on “blog talks”

  1. Robert

    Hmm.. a typo. I assume you mean “about blogs and learning” and not “about blogs and leering”? 😉

  2. Jill

    Though blogs and leering could be quite interesting 😉

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