Practicals course team blog

Hi, my name is Veronica.

I was born and grew up in Italy but moved to London 9 years ago. I was an undergraduate at Queen Mary and graduated in july 2008 with a degree in Genetics. I am now a PhD student working in the theoretical/computational field of Genetics. I working with Dr. James Cotton and Prof. Richard Nichols.

I think this is all….

Veronica

PS: its great been able to post something finally….

Funny to see Veronica also struggling!

Can’t say I’m too impressed by the format of this blog.  Not user friendly at all.

Anyway, hope everyone was happy with the training.  I’m starting to get a feel for what the new practical format is going to be like.

Got comment from Rick and maybe I can help with putting a blog entry.

1. Go to http://edublogs.org/, enter your username/password.

2. Under ‘Your Edublog Info’, you can find a ‘Your Dashboard’, click that.

3. Click Practical Course Team Blog tab, which you can find on top beside Edublog – education blogs.

4. Click Write a New Post; then ‘publish’ after you write your entry.

There’s variety ways of how to customise your entry either through Visual or HTML.

Hope that helps

well, I just posted an introduction as a comment to Allan’s post.  The idiot that I am.  I suppose I can repeat myself.  I’m Rick, the one studying invasive crayfish.  My principal supervisor is Jon Grey.

cheers

Hello everyone.  Yeah, it’s me, Allan with the double L in the name.  And it seems that I’m the first one again to introduce.

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