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      <title>News from the Resource Discovery Network</title>
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      <description>New RDN workbook and training pageThe Resource Discovery Network (www.rdn.ac.uk) has launched a training page, including a new workbook designed to introduce students and staff to some of the services of the RDN. The workbook contains practical tasks and exercises and can be used to support a hands-on workshop or can be used by individuals for self-paced learning. It also contains quizzes, tips and hints, as well as scenarios designed to suggest ways in which the RDN can be used practically to support learning and teaching.</description>
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      <title>News from the Resource Discovery Network</title>
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      <description>Put the RDN on your Web pagesThe Resource Discovery Network (RDN) has launched a new service called RDN-include[1]. This allows ResourceFinder, the RDN search engine, to be added free of charge to higher and further education institutions&amp;rsquo; Web sites. The RDN developed this technology in reponse to requests from users and in recognition of developments underway with Virtual Learning Envornments at many institutions.
By including the RDN&amp;rsquo;s search box and the results it retrieves on an institution&amp;rsquo;s Web site, students and staff can now use the RDN search facilities and discover high-quality Web resources while remaining within the familiar look-and-feel of their university or college&amp;rsquo;s Web site.</description>
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