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Adventures in Technology is a free, online, self-discovery program that encourages the exploration of Web 2.0 tools and new technologies. The Adventure is being organized by the Emerging Technologies Team at the Racine Public Library in Wisconsin. A special thanks to the South Central Library System, Outagamie Waupaca Library System, and Winnefox Library System in Wisconsin. Many of the lessons are taken from their Project Play. Join us exploring more, learning more, and fearing less!
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3 comments:
It was easy to create my blog page, and to go back and edit my post and then view it. I did it a total of about 10 times to get spacing and fonts right. I loaded in a picture and it was super-easy.
The Submit button didn't work for me because I somehow can't set the right default mail editor to respond to things like that. So if there are any more of those I'll do like I did today, and go to my gmail and direct the info to the right person that way.
There are many ways to connect!
yo guys.
i don't know if my registratio went through because it said i had to do it through e-mail and I'm doing this on Becky's computer and don't have the password for her e-mail thing. my blog is rpl4evr.blogspot.com...it's all about karen's baked goods so i don't care hwo reads it.
Seriously though, learning this might enable me to start a literary journal soon. That might sound like who cares to most people, but it would be a considerable, professional advancement for me...poets pay more attention to other poets that edit lit journals...we shall see
Check out my new profile picture...
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