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		<title>By: University of Edinburgh Students Provide Thoughts on Lifestreaming for their Course &#124; Lifestream Blog</title>
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		<description>[...] Silvana di Gregorio In my second week summary, I had blogged that I was still grappling with what the stream could technically capture and that I felt that it could not capture my process when I was reading course material. However, reviewing my lifestream, I feel it gives a good account of my engagement with the course. At the time it seemed a bit chaotic but reviewing it I can see a logical account. [...]</description>
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