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20 11 2009

Social Media at Blue Horizon

Posted by Stewart in Web 2.0, Youth Workers

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Yesterday I spent the day with the nice people at Blue Horizon youth project in Aberdeen exploring the possibilities offered by the interweb. I hope they had some fun along the way.

Most of the stuff we looked at is over on the web tools page.

Tags: internet, Web 2.0

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I am Stewart Cutler, a Youth and Children's Work Trainer with over 15 years of experience working with volunteers, students and professionals in the Christian Church and in communities around Scotland.

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