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Welcome to your very own Festivals and Events Management Blog. This site will host the subject blog which will be maintained by your lecturers. This site will be linked to your individual class blogs from T01 to T08. Check out for Featured Event of the Week and Notice Board for regular updates on this subject. Also, don't miss out on the gems at the bottom of the page for the featured favourite music artists on this blog's very own Music Box! To see your favourite artists listed on Music Box, simply drop us a note on this blog.
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INSTRUCTION FOR SETTING YOUR BLOGS
Step 1: Set up your individual blog using http://www.blogger.com/. (Please ensure that you work with Internet Explorer as your web browser and not Firefox because we have experienced problem reading blogs created with the latter.)
Step 2: Send the URL of your blog site to your class rep.
Step 3: Individual Class Reps are to link the URLs of individual blog sites to their respective class blog.
Step 4: Class Reps to send the URL of their class blog site to sandrago@tp.edu.sg.
Step 5: Please PROTECT YOUR WORKS by giving rights to only 'Only People I Choose' under the Permissions setting.
Step 6: Please refer to the guide on the field trip reflection report below for more information. Read the disclaimer and the assessment criteria carefully.
Step 2: Send the URL of your blog site to your class rep.
Step 3: Individual Class Reps are to link the URLs of individual blog sites to their respective class blog.
Step 4: Class Reps to send the URL of their class blog site to sandrago@tp.edu.sg.
Step 5: Please PROTECT YOUR WORKS by giving rights to only 'Only People I Choose' under the Permissions setting.
Step 6: Please refer to the guide on the field trip reflection report below for more information. Read the disclaimer and the assessment criteria carefully.
Saturday, May 2, 2009
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My favourite video of this season. Just watch for that very special experience at a very busy train station in Belgium.
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Thanks for the video post ma'm.
Awesome video. I loved watching it.
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