ETG 7 - Edublogging and Web 2.0

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University of Manchester eLearning Technologies Group. Introduction to the 7th meeting. Josie Fraser (http://www.josiefraser.com) will be talking about Edublogging and Web 2.0

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University of Manchester eLearning Technologies Group ETG 7 – 9th July 2007 Edublogging and Web 2.0 Adrian Stevenson Learning Technology Services

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