IFACH PROJECT ENTERS TWITTER

Following the policy of expansion of new technologies, now it is the turn of TWITTER, one of the centers of social networking with Facebook, we are already over a year and a half more concentrated activity and information. Its advantage over Facebook is the immediacy of the message, to report what happens at that time. We, for now, use it as a means of expanding the blog posts in spanish and english, which will improve access to information networks and speech Anglo-American in general. With access to the address or accessing Twitter Ifach Project is looking for enough to access project information found in blogs.

PROYECTOIFACH IN TWITTER

If made public yesterday the opening of the project's international blog into different languages, today we cover the last space that was left on social networks. We were on Facebook, Twitter now we are following our work to give all the details and activities of this research project which is located in Calp, Valencia, recently declared a National Heritage Site of Cultural Interest.

Welcome to Project Ifach Blog English version

Like everything in life imposed change. A new image. Although the block to date has given us great satisfaction, they began to suffer from certain possibilities of presenting our computing environment that we are not allowed.

So we changed. At best, we believe. A new range of possibilities and aesthetic presentation that would improve the image we had of the blog so far and we establish a framework of options and challenges for the near future. Challenges and languages, to open the block to Valencia, our language, of our roots to information throughout the Community of Valencia. It also launches a new English version by introducing us to English-speaking community.

In our environment we Obolog was possible to achieve this and now, than 55,000 visitors, we thought it appropriate to change the format and migrate BlogSpot, which offers a huge range and made ​​presentations to show all that implies archaeological project in the medieval villages of Ifach. We hope you enjoy.