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Posted on 04/03/201610/03/2017 by cristalbeam

TeachMeet NZ & Sydney Google Hangout

On 25th October 2014, a group of educators and teachers from NZ and Sydney held a FIRST ever Google Hangout TeachMeet!

TeachMeet Sydney Observatory – Reach for the stars

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