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The latest edition of IFIP, the ICT newsletter based in India, includes a range of interesting-looking articles, including social entrepreneurship and ICT in Nigeria. Also, the work Miles Berry and I did to find out how youngsters use technology when not at school. Available free of charge.

BESA publishes its annual survey of ICT in UK State Schools....

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A summary document containing highlighted trend, and headline statistics from BESA's ICT in UK State Schools

I will be referring to this and other recently-bookmarked items in an article about science fiction and ICT

You don't necessarily have to be a "techie" in order to be able to manage a technical support team effectively. These guidelines explain how.

Very interesting page, brought to my attention by Catherine Andy. The subject matter is interesting in itself, and if you like it you might wish to vote for it: it has been shortlisted in the Japan Webpage Contest run by the Japan Foundation. This is the link: www.japanwebpagecontest.org.uk/vote What interests me in particular, though, is the use of the different applications to present the information, such as Tagxedo (which I reviewed in Computers in Classrooms) and stickies provided by Crazy Profile (which I hadn'd heard of before). Well worth exploring, and don't forget to vote for it!

Web 2.0 Projects Book Deadline Extended. Includes a couple of examples of submissions received so far