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This is the podcast of all class discussions from the Introduction to Computer Science Class at Westwood Schools. Award winning edublogger and Web 2.0 teacher Vicki Davis teaches this class. (c) 2007, All Rights Reserved

This class also uses the Westwood Wiki to share their learning

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