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Ollie, Pay attention to major changes in Glogster accounts effectiveSept 15. No more free “teacher” accounts with the former 50 student accounts. Only individual teacher, no affiliated student accounts. Students can set up individual accounts, but there is no “connection” with teacher account. I got an email about it. The info is not on their site right now.