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Avete mai sentito di un professore di Italiano e Latino che ha una passione esagerata per il computer (crea siti web, tiene corsi di informatica a studenti e corsi di aggiornamento per insegnanti) ed un'altra, da tempo quasi immemorabile, per la musica (compone canzoni e fa intrattenimenti musicali di vario genere)?
Luigi Gaudio
Uso questo sito soprattutto come supporto per la mia professione di insegnante. A scuola, all’università, nei corsi e seminari che sono chiamato a condurre. Ci sono anche alcune cose personali, come film, libri, pubblicazioni e applicazioni che mi piace creare
Alberto Pian progetto Didanext, Radiotony, Storytelling, IIS Bodoni Paravia Torino
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The Alumni podcast features a selection of audio and video materials from the Alumni Office at the University of Cambridge. Catch up with the Alumni weekend lectures, and other events held throughout the year. Find out about reasons to attend the Alumni Weekend, and listen to first-hand feedback from a selection of alumni. Where ever you are, we hope to give you a glimpse of our alumni activities. (This podcast is an audio-only version of our podcast in mp3 format (
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