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Blog Blog is a shorter term for "Web Log". A blog is a website which contains a short entry on relevant information (e.g., service-learning funding opportunities) listed in reverse chronological order. Service-Learning = Solutions  We hope you will share your stories on our new Service-Learning = Solutions blog to explore the role of service-learning in helping the country get back on its feet. http://servicelearningsolutions.blogspot.com/ | ||
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| Access recordings of teleconferences and webinars with guest speakers and other special service-learning audio events via the NSLC podcast, "Bring Learning to Life: A Service-Learning Podcast." And, if you have special audio events you'd like to share, let us know and we'll do our best to share them with the rest of the service-learning community. "Bring Learning to Life: A Service-Learning Podcast" If you're unfamiliar with podcasts, they are audio recordings that work similarly to RSS Feeds (by letting you subscribe to them to stay up to date). You can also save the podcast to your computer or mp3 player. If you are using an older browser, or are uncomfortable using RSS feeds, you can also find our podcasts in reverse date order here: http://www.servicelearning.org/rss/podcasts/index.php | ||
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| Twitter is a popular free microblogging service that allows users to send and read other users’ short text posts. Keep updated on service-learning news and events on your computer or mobile phone by following us on Twitter. It’s quick and easy to sign up. Just visit www.twitter.com/nslc to sign up and start Twittering! | ||
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