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Presentation delivered at BETT 2007 about use of the Fronter Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) at Ealing City Learning Centre.

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Fronter @ Ealing CLC Matthias Scheja, E-Learning Consultant, Ealing CLC Gina Reeves, Curriculum Consultant, Ealing CLC

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