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Matthew Tyler-Jones<\/a>:<\/p>

A colleague pointed out this post to me, wherein a Google Glass owner tries a visit to Blickling. Of course he was stymied by a lack of a phone signal – which is common across many of our properties, and by a lack of wifi. Putting public wifi into National Trust buildings, to ensure decent connectivity despite thick stone walls in some places (not at Blickling), and then connecting to a network with enough capacity for tens or hundreds of visitors at a time to have responsive access to the web is a challenge for many, or most National Trust places. But it will become more and more urgent as visitors will expect to learn about places in ways that suit them. <\/p>\n<\/blockquote><\/div><\/div>

Originally posted on Julian Stodd's Learning Blog<\/a>:<\/p>

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Whilst i enjoy the history, the cream tea is an essential part of the experience. Whether you go jam first, layering your cream on top, or cream first (which, just to be clear, is wrong), there\u2019s nothing quite like sitting in a National Trust cafe, fending off the wasps, to let you know that summer is well and truly here.<\/p>\n\n

\"Blickling<\/a><\/p>\n\n

The National Trust is a charity, set up to preserve landscapes and houses of national importance: originally focused on grand, stately homes, now equally likely to preserve the more humble abodes of writers and musicians. As a member, you can enjoy access to hundreds of properties around the UK, assured of a firmly middle class experience and a nice cup of tea at the end of it. I\u2019m a huge fan.<\/p>\n\n

But it was with some trepidation that, having taken delivery of my GoogleGlass<\/a> a scant four days earlier, i\u2026<\/p><\/blockquote>\n<\/div>

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