The eTwinning Desktop - PDW Istanbul, 17-18 September 2010
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Presentation about the teachers' "Desktop" given at the eTwinning Professional Development Workshop in Istanbul, Turkey, for eTwinning beginners.
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- 1. The eTwinning Desktop Christina Crawley eTwinning Central Support Service European Schoolnet Professional Development Workshop – 18 September 2010 Istanbul, Turkey
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