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      <title>Beyond Email: Wikis, Blogs and Other Strange Beasts</title>
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      <description>Many working in Higher Education are now thoroughly familiar with the particular problems and opportunities presented by the use of the Web and email, the applications that up to now have been the &#39;killer&#39; applications which made the Internet such a vital part of the communications armoury of universities. However, new applications and ways of communicating are now starting to appear which push the accepted paradigms and demand both new perceptions and levels of technical awareness.</description>
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