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iTown and Edu Blogging Communities (#760)
Posted: 11/26/2002; 3:44 PM by Terry Frazier
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This looks like something that would appeal the the National Writing Project crowd that just met in Atlanta at Georgia State. Gotta figure out how to tie this all together...

Ooh... Ooh! Neat..

The itown global network of weblogs is up and open for business. Very nice implementation. [John Robb's Radio Weblog]

This implementation of Radio addresses a lot of wishes/wants on my list. If we are to get folks in the University community engaged with blogs, then the implementation, which includes community building (and the road signs posted by an entity such as itown are certainly needed), back office support and some old fashioned cheer leading.

And, the Mayor of iTown leaves in Athens. Go Dawgs! [Jim Flowers]

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