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e-Learning Stuff Podcast #088 : We’re going social

October 7, 2012 James Clay Leave a comment

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We cover the power of social, why James hates BT, a few technical issues, and toilet rolls.

With James Clay and David Sugden, Dave Foord, Lilian Soon and Ron Mitchell.

This is the 88th e-Learning Stuff Podcast, We’re going social.

http://elearningstuff.files.wordpress.com/2012/10/elearningstuff088.mp3

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