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Says industry must do more to combat impression that IT jobs are 'all about maintaining servers' (Wanted: high quality developers - hopefully we won't have to wait for the current Year 7 students to finish university: 
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I see plenty of articles about how to act when using social media and what the correct etiquette is for online networkers. A lot of those articles are re-purposed from other articles, which is a big DON’T if you want to be successful.
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The search for answers continues in the LeRoy High School mystery illness case, and one expert's new hypothesis proposes that symptoms may be spreading through social media.
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But while algorithms once threatened to replace gatekeepers, online media will see a move back to the future: professional, human filters (the artists formerly known as editors) will play an integral role in the next web after all.
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I can't think of a better place to use Fakebook than in the Social Studies classroom. This is the class where students learn about people in history. The hard part is getting students to find an in...
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In his posting on No More Heroes? - Who is the Hero?, Mark raises several crucial issues which have been on my mind.
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ICT stands for Information and Communication Technologies. Is Wikipedia an ICT? a web 2.0 paradigm? or a promising social media? and "The medium is the message" as McLuhan said.
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A recent study shows how younger people are using social media to shape their personal brand, with an increasing awareness among children of how socia... ...
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![Internet of Yesterday & Today: 1996 vs. 2011 [INFOGRAPHIC] | The 21st Century | Scoop.it](https://img.scoop.it/ebXaUMBd3HxhQukpf6Tesjl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVvK0kTmF0xjctABnaLJIm9)
Where were you in 1996?If you were in cyberspace, surfing the World Wide Web, chances are you were waiting a long time for pages to load and suffering through some god-awful graphics. ...
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Great for a lesson, presentation, discussion. We should know these people!
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Research shows mobile technology is really changing children's brains.
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Amazing 'living' site with real-time stats about the Internet.
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300 Exabytes: An Inventory of the World's Information Global Challenges:...
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Teaching students how to use online resources effectively and appropriately should be an everyday occurrence.
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Continuing our monthly Educational Apps series, a mixture of iOS, Android, and Web-based apps.
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Thanks to Mrs Hendrich! A great example of an Internet assignment for students.
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An extremely interesting and thought-provoking post about learning, learning processes and new ways of learning.
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On September 15, the International Telecommunications Union (ITU)—the specialized technology agency of the United Nations—released new figures showing an acceleration of broadband uptake and a decline in broadband prices worldwide.
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[Note: this is cross-posted from my blog multicast. --CS]
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by Narisa MODEL - INNOVATIVE LEARNING MODEL SOFT SKILL TO DEVELOP FOR STUDENTS.
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Wiffiti publishes real time messages to screens in thousands of locations from jumbotrons to jukeboxes, bars to bowling alleys and cafes to colleges.
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If you want to change your brain, you have to change your habits—but good luck avoiding the Internet in this day and age!
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