Facebook is So Yesterday….
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An excellent article on the Common Sense Media site reviews 15 social media sites and apps that many kids are now using.
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Cutting, pasting, and collating – those aren’t new tools in the arsenal of human beings’ efforts to keep up with information overload. A fascinating article in the most recent Smithsonian magazine online discusses how, even in the 19th century, people used scrapbooking in a very similar way to try to cope with the radical case of information overload.
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