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Author: Andy Roberts
Andy Roberts is a writer who initiated DARnet. Contact me on aroberts@gmail.com or @aroberts on twitter
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Monthly Archives: April 2005
Introducing a WIKI to a Community of Practice
Introducing a WIKI to a Community of Practice is the title of the Action Enquiry report which I finalised and submitted before the Easter Holidays. The findings were nearly all positive so I decided to try and take it further … Continue reading
Introducing a WIKI to a Community of Practice
Introducing a WIKI to a Community of Practice is the title of the Action Enquiry report which I finalised and submitted before the Easter Holidays. The findings were nearly all positive so I decided to try and take it further … Continue reading
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the Baroque Guitar
I was walking across Hampstead Heath on Saturday, and came across Kenwood House and grounds, which are freely open to the public. Inside there are painted rooms, and a lot of old paintings. mostly portrait s of long dead rich … Continue reading





