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	<title>Comments on: Beginning of the Semester</title>
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		<title>By: William J Turkel</title>
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		<dc:creator>William J Turkel</dc:creator>
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		<description>Thanks for assigning my post on spidering and scraping ... I enjoyed reading the students' comments about the article in their blogs.  It gave me some sense of what I might want to make more clear in my future writing.  The great thing about blog posts is that one puts more effort into them than e-mail, but not as much as an article, and the feedback is instantaneous.  (Their comments also gave me some ideas for future hacks involving SIPs.)

Our public history students are also blogging this term, as they go about their business of creating a museum exhibit, website and technology-enabled walking tour (http://londonoldeast.blogspot.com)</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thanks for assigning my post on spidering and scraping &#8230; I enjoyed reading the students&#8217; comments about the article in their blogs.  It gave me some sense of what I might want to make more clear in my future writing.  The great thing about blog posts is that one puts more effort into them than e-mail, but not as much as an article, and the feedback is instantaneous.  (Their comments also gave me some ideas for future hacks involving SIPs.)</p>
<p>Our public history students are also blogging this term, as they go about their business of creating a museum exhibit, website and technology-enabled walking tour (http://londonoldeast.blogspot.com)</p>
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