Ellen Senisi blogs about photography, media creation for kids, children’s issues, and education.

 

Web Tech Specs for School Compliancy

Posted on May 1, 2013 by Ellen Senisi

I need to know how to make my in-progress science website for students (called Rainforest Journey) compliant with classroom requirements.  Please comment below or drop me an email…

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