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Nicole Hackett left a comment for Stephanie Robinson"Trying to figure out how to do the blog was frustrating at first, but I think it will eventually become beneficial. Has anyone figured out how to do the tags yet that it says to put with your comments?
#fcc1_pln"
Candace Smith left a comment for Stephanie Robinson"I hope that I am doing all of these challenges correctly. There are so many things to do and set up. I am looking forward to a great semester.
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Lori Ann Gibson left a comment for Stephanie Robinson"This first three challenges really challenged me! But I am excited to learn some thing new for the classroom! How did it go for you Stephanie?"
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- At 10:44pm on February 3, 2013, Nicole Hackett said…
- Trying to figure out how to do the blog was frustrating at first, but I think it will eventually become beneficial. Has anyone figured out how to do the tags yet that it says to put with your comments?
#fcc1_pln
- At 3:12pm on February 1, 2013, Candace Smith said…
I hope that I am doing all of these challenges correctly. There are so many things to do and set up. I am looking forward to a great semester.
- At 6:35pm on January 31, 2013, Lori Ann Gibson said…
This first three challenges really challenged me! But I am excited to learn some thing new for the classroom! How did it go for you Stephanie?
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