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HelenWhitehead.com
creative digital writing

Reach Further
Consultancy and professional services in online content, community and e-learning

The eTeachersPortal
creative uses of ICT for teaching writing and literacy in school

Kids on the Net
Website for children to publish their writing, plus digital writing projects for schools

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Thursday, 27 March 2003

http://www.bbc.co.uk/arts/bigread/ Voting for Britain's favourite reading - probably a book, but the blurb mentions online fiction - so let's flood them with examples!

and

BBC voices a project around the country to collect voices from people in particular places, including schools.

posted by Helen Whitehead 2:43 PM

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http://www.web-graduate.com/HTML_CORPORATE/index.html a neat little HTML Basics course from Mike Doyle

posted by Helen Whitehead 2:02 PM

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Saturday, 15 March 2003

More on the impact of spam on business, from the Washington Post. I don't believe we can just ban spam altogether, to try to filter out every unexpected mail, or email would be useless for contacting people, and that's what it's all about. Banning email that cannot be traced back to its sender is hard too - again, the anonymity of the internet is one of its strengths. But when people exploit these features of the internet in this way and send porn emails to young children, then perhaps it is time to give up those anonymous aspects of the internet to make it safe and spam-free for all of us. Sad but true.

posted by Helen Whitehead 5:20 PM

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Which methods and techniques using new technologies are of real use?

Writing in the digital age is so much more than delivering information, or traditional stories and poems electronically. Digital forms of literature can include text, hyperlinks, multi-linear plots, superlinear narrative, graphics, interactivity, animation... and so much more.

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