I have discovered a vibrant community, full of passionate people. Unfortunately, they speak Portuguese -- although, having said that, several of them have taken pity on me and translated their comments into English. I joined the Interactic 2.0 community in response to an invitation from its founder, Jos� Paulo Santos, and am pleased I did. Read on for more information about why I joined, and the awkward questions I asked once I'd been accepted.

I attended a very interesting Westminster Media Forum seminar recently on the subject of journalism and public relations (PR). I will be reporting on that in due course, but in the meantime I wanted to write about these issues in relation to integrity in blogging. It's an article that has been developing in my mind for some weeks now, and the seminar has helped me to put a few of my thoughts in order.

The questions are: how does one maintain one's integrity, and how does one prove that one has done so?

The virtual personas idea caught my eye, and having investigated it I think it's worth looking at, despite some misgivings. And there's a possibility of winning some money too.

I was in  London yesterday, and so took the opportunity to put the Flip through a few more paces since my initial article on the subject. I wanted to see how it would cope in a pretty noisy urban environment. There was traffic noise, other people, and occasional gusts of wind.

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Here's the latest issue of Computers in Classrooms -- in Word rather than
PDF format because the latter didn't have hyperlinks. Hopefully I will
sort that out for next time!

The main article is about video on demand, plus details of Blippr and book
discounts, and other stuff.

Here is the full list of articles:

• ICT in Education goes mobile
• Editorial
• Tweetmeet.eu by Doug Belshaw
• Leadership survey
• Competition
• Blippr
• Book discounts
• Flip Video
• Video on demand

Enjoy!

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