Tutorial on tagging on blogger

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This short document discusses tagging on the blogging platform blogger. It refers to an assignment and lab session on the topic for a 2010 class taught by Dr. Hala Fawzi. The document encourages tagging by ending with the message "Happy Tagging!!!"

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Tagging on blogger
Assignment 5 Tutorial
Lab session 4
Dr. Hala Fawzi
2010

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