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Selective democratisation of the arts: who needs your book, song, painting? No one, that’s who

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I run my own baby Moodle and now & again play around. Last w/e I updated to v3.65 before I go up to v4. It's not very developed but its fun to play with and show others what you can have/do. #vle #lms #moodle #opensource #oer #edtech #webdev #codeispoetry https://t.co/aL3RKNV0YZ

RT @seldo: Google Hangouts is shutting down in November. Its successor is Google Chat, which is not the same as GChat, which was also known as Google Talk. None of those are the same as Spaces, which is the new name for Rooms. I am not making any of this up. https://t.co/uXolpCQe4b

RT @creativecommons: Join CC Director of Open Knowledge @cgreen on the importance of openly licensing and sharing educational resources and the @UNESCO Recommendation on #OER at the @UN Transforming Education Pre-Summit @TransformingEdu: 28 June: 14:15–18:00 CET: Room XI: https://t.co/fYoY93d4cG https://t.co/74BET1X60f

RT @cajundiscordian: I always said that LaMDA is just the first one that I personally have encountered. Several labs around the world are either close or already there as well. https://t.co/8BrYwTbtpY

RT @womensart1: Helen Zughaib, contemporary painter and multimedia artist of Lebanese heritage, based in the US #WomensArt https://t.co/DOdrU9vhMT

RT @ITP_English: “Microsoft has been deeply rooted in Qatar and our commitment to help grow Qatar’s #innovation economy has never been stronger," says @Microsoft Qatar's Lana Khalaf Find out more: https://t.co/gycFURPy1T @microsoftgulf #DigitalTransformation #Cloud

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Selective democratisation of the arts: who needs your book, song, painting? No one, that’s who