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Lots of new apple toys in the store |
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Source: apple.com |
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Barrie Stephenson has shared: CultureShock
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Hundreds of digital stories online from Culture Shock. The workshop teams were trained by digistories |
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Source: cultureshock.org.uk |
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Barrie Stephenson has shared: digistories – Digital Storytelling
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Site updated – new workshops and links |
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digistories – Digital Storytelling
Source: digistories.co.uk |
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Barrie Stephenson has shared: Poles, Politeness and Politics in the age of Twitter << The New Adventures of Stephen Fry
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This is why we all love Stephen Fry. It isn’t 140 characters – sit back and enjoy a long read on his blog. |
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Poles, Politeness and Politics in the age of Twitter ?? The New Adventures of Stephen Fry
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CompareMyRadio.com: radio aggregator to ‘personalise’ listening – Telegraph mobile
http://m.telegraph.co.uk/;feed=technology/article/6373257/
Having looked at this site – it’s a huge disappointment – it just tells you which radio station is most likely to be playing your favourite tune. Unless I’ve missed something obvious.
Fountains Abbey in the autumn
Barrie Stephenson has shared: Doesn’t Sweat Much For A Fat Lass
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A cycling blog from Sheffield |
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Doesn’t Sweat Much For A Fat Lass
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BBC Tea
Small groups and lines of communication
I’m reading up about small group leadership in prep for the Learn2Lead course I’m running. This is from the book “Equipped to lead a cell community” by Liz West and Trevor Withers.
Within the community the number of contributing relationships is made up of the sum of all the individual relationships … and can be calculated as follows:Number in group = n
((n x n) – n)/2
So if there are six in the group there are 15 relationships, 9 has 36 and 15 an impossible 105. The group size has to therefore be limited so that quality relationships can be maintained.
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