It's great to see such an amount of interest in the edu stuff going on in Scotland's social media landscape. Robert Jones and John Johnston are up talking about the ScotEduBlogs.org.uk project, and I think Robert has been (happily) taken aback by the interest to learn about the geeky backbone of the project. And it is interesting. Another step towards opening up the project to its max, in a way.
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Cheers Ewan. I had a really interesting afternoon. It was amazing to be in a room where the majority of the people had heard of Ruby on Rails!
Posted by: Robert Jones | March 07, 2007 at 09:33 PM