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Jul 31, 2017
I am a retired teacher and I have spent the last few months developing educational resources in html on a series of Google blogs [because it's free].
If any teachers are interested in looking at these resources please contact me at [email removed].
* Please note I am not an IT expert and have not trained in IT but see it as a means of creating interactive resources. I am an adaptor of free html coding and have learned through trial and error. I would just like to know if these materials would be useful.
Terry
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