23 things Cambridge (cam23)

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A race through the first 6 weeks of the Cambridge 23 things programme looking at web 2.0 tools and libraries. Ends with my tribute to the Sound of music!

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The 23 things programme in Cambridge libraries: My journey so far LK – a cam23er

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