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Flickr – finding individual member’s contributions

Posted on February 22, 2012 by Linda
Finding all contributions from a member of a Flickr group

Not perfect but a good work around: To find all of the photos contributed by any group member, start by clicking on the narrow box to the right of the buddy icon. Click “Send Flickrmail.” (you won’t be sending any mail). In the … Continue reading →

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Is your blog worth a pound?

Posted on January 9, 2009 by Linda

Ever looked at your site from an internet cafe? Andy and I had an interesting hour or so today exploring some of our web properties at a local internet cafe. I’d been alerted that there might be problems with the … Continue reading →

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Testing Three WordPress Themes

Posted on February 18, 2008 by Linda

As I said in my last post I’m looking for a new WordPress theme for the Classroom Displays Blog. I’ve narrowed it down to three possibilities. Now I need your help again First the current theme – Regulus: Then a … Continue reading →

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Please help me choose a new WordPress theme!

Posted on February 15, 2008 by Linda

I’m thinking of updating the Classroom Displays blog theme. I’ve identified enough problems with the current one to make it seem like a good idea. But I think I need some help. Who better to ask than my Personal Learning … Continue reading →

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Classroom Displays Group is 3 tomorrow – Downstream Impact

Posted on January 2, 2008 by Linda

Back in early (Jan 2nd!) 2005 I created the Classroom Displays Group on Flickr as part of an ILM in my Year 2 research. The whole topic ended up taking over my degree So here’s my advice to anyone in … Continue reading →

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