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Getting social and interactive – a new website for young people
Launching in March 2008, The Reading Agency's new website for young people will be the place where young people aged 13+ will be able to share their reading and writing passions. Young people across the UK are being consulted about the site's content, which will allow them to get involved with reading in all its forms - from manga to non-fiction, audio to poetry, books to computer games, plays to lyrics. The site is aiming to make the most of web 2.0 technologies - podcasts, videocasts, RSS feeds, tagging, webchats and young people, libraries and schools will be able to create their own pages.
The Reading Agency
Launching in March 2008, The Reading Agency's new website for young people will be the place where young people aged 13+ will be able to share their reading and writing passions. Young people across the UK are being consulted about the site's content, which will allow them to get involved with reading in all its forms - from manga to non-fiction, audio to poetry, books to computer games, plays to lyrics. The site is aiming to make the most of web 2.0 technologies - podcasts, videocasts, RSS feeds, tagging, webchats and young people, libraries and schools will be able to create their own pages.
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