The Official Google blog just offered a post within which it was announced that several services would eventually be discontinued. Among these services was one I use daily – iGoogle. Google describes IGoogle as a personal home page. I think “start page” or “launch page” would be a more appropriate description. Perhaps my amazement as [...]
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+Mark Grabe
- Faculty member at the University of North Dakota. Educational psychology and educational technology