Posting to IUJ GSO blog for now
English: The tree-lined main entrance and facade of the International University of Japan. Photo by: S. J. Wong (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Due to my duties at the GSO, classwork and projects, I don’t suspect I’ll have much time to post here until the end of the year.
Unfortunately, that means I’m probably not going to post much of interest throughout this period, but in a way, this will serve as a test run, since I’ll have to be actively involved in blogging and other technical tools as part of my course requirements,
Check out the GSO blog or my photo album on Kodak Multiply for now!
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