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Links of the week

Here is a round-up of news items about information literacy, e-learning and the Virtual Training Suite as picked out by @VTStutorials on Twitter. with @Yahoo closing down @Delicious How to: Export, Import and Migrate Your Bookmarks thenextweb.com/lifehacks/2010… via @thenextweb Generations … Continue reading

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Here is a round-up of news items about information literacy, e-learning and the Virtual Training Suite as picked out by @VTStutorials on Twitter. RT @MakeUseOf Create Your Own Personal Learning Environment Using SymbalooEDU http://muo.fm/bGeHfs RT: @HEAcademy: We’ve launched a major … Continue reading

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Here is a round-up of news items about information literacy, e-learning and the Virtual Training Suite as picked out by @VTStutorials on Twitter. RT @jiscdigital Our 10th and final document in our latest series of advice is using multimedia in … Continue reading

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Here is a round-up of news items about information literacy, e-learning and the Virtual Training Suite as picked out by @VTStutorials on Twitter. RT: @timeshighered: World University Rankings #THEWUR results out now! http://bit.ly/thewur Tweaching with Twitter http://goo.gl/fb/74wpg RT @uhlr How … Continue reading

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Here is a round-up of news items about information literacy, e-learning and the Virtual Training Suite as picked out by @VTStutorials on Twitter. Books vs. e-books: tale of the tape http://knowbodies.blogspot.com/2010/08/books-vs-e-books.html does one have to win? RT: @rscsam: RT @chris_hall: … Continue reading

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Here is a round-up of news items about information literacy, e-learning and the Virtual Training Suite as picked out by @VTStutorials on Twitter. Google says that there are 130 million-ish books in the world http://bit.ly/db4XOx – bit of nerve criticising … Continue reading

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