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Claire O'Gallagher Claire O'Gallagher | 16:00 UK time, Wednesday, 22 July 2009

Hello all, and welcome to the new-look, shiny Learning Blog.

We've been waiting for quite a while to get this tool up and running, and we think it'll make the blog much easier to use. Firstly, you'll now be able to subscribe to our posts on your blog reader. If you're not sure about how to use blog readers, here's a neat video from about how they work - I am a recent convert and it's changed the way I use the internet. The ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ has also made about what RSS is - so please do subscribe and keep reading our posts.

We'll still be reminding you about posts on Twitter of course - I'm , if you'd like to follow me. The new blog makes it easier too for you to leave comments, I'm still waiting with anticipation for the first really heated debate!

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