From @Comm_College Times: Personal electronic devices, once the bane of educators, now used to boost learning: http://t.co/uN37KRfk
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"So you want to create a digital magazine for your students but still did not find the right web tools to do so. Well now you can . we have just finished reviewing some great web services that you can use with your students to create and publish highly customizable magazines and newspapers for your class."
All new to me! ; ) Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa) 
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March 6, 3:52 PM
Awesome applications to turn paper documents into a virtual newspaper....Check these applications out... Delete the scoop?
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Where there is will, there is a way! Thanks Jen!