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SPOETNIK

februari 5, 2008 bij 3:02 pm (spoetnik)
Tags: cursus, spoetnik, uba, web2.0

Hoi allemaal!

Ik heb geen flauw idee wat ik moet schrijven in zo’n eerste bericht, dus ik leg maar even uit hoe ik hier zo beland ben… Dit weblog is onderdeel van de Spoetnik-cursus van de Universiteitsbibliotheek van de UvA, om precies te zijn: de tweede opdracht.

Dit is de weblog van Spoetnik: ubaspoetnik.wordpress.com en hier zijn de andere deelnemersblogs te zien

Groet aan alle collega’s van de UB!!

~boekenvlindertje~

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4 Reacties

Roland zei,

februari 8, 2008 bij 11:18 am

Hoi Maya,

Aan jou is dit wel besteed nog bedankt voor het meedenken.

RF

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boekenvlindertje zei,

februari 8, 2008 bij 11:27 am

Graag gedaan

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SPOETNIK zei,

februari 11, 2008 bij 10:43 am

Helemaal gelukt! Zelfs met Blogroll en al! Is de foto van de boekenplank eigen maaksel?

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boekenvlindertje zei,

februari 13, 2008 bij 12:25 pm

nee, foto (met kleine aanpassing) is van een website van de juridische faculteit van de UvA als ik me niet vergis. Kan even de link niet meer vinden…

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