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Social Network = Social Class?

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Is your socio-economic status reflected in your favorite social networking software? Check out the full article Does your social class determine your online social network? Anna Owens says "MySpace has one population, Facebook has another." A recent study seems to indicate a resounding YES.

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Social Networking Not Corporate Enough for Your Company?

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If you think that social networking is just a fad or is only good for social things like what album you like or what what book you are reading.but is not appropriate for work.think again. The social networking application is called A-Space.

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Facebook Fatigue?

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An article, Teens Experiencing Facebook Fatigue , provided some interesting findings about the social networking site, Facebook. According to the article: A survey of 600 teens ages 13 to 17 in late April found that teens spend two hours per day online on average, 80% of which is spent using a social network.

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A Text-Book App for Facebook well…mostly for iPad

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I wonder how this new textbook application is going to work with the Missouri law banning social network interactions between students and teachers. See the article Teacher-student online communication = BANNED? The article states that part of the reason for the law is because: Sen. for more on this crazy law.

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Tween's Playing Online Games Like Never Before

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Social Networking: Social Networking is increasingly prevalent in children's lives. In 2010, when M2 Research asked a similar question, they found 91 percent of boys and 93 percent of girls aged 8-11 are playing games online on a regular basis. That's a big increase.

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Advice to Teachers in Florida: Don't use Facebook with Students

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So rather than teach teachers or students how to intelligently use social media tools to communicate(like people do in corporations or in everyday social interactions), a school in Florida decided to advise against such silly and dangerous Web 2.0 behavior without supervision. This is going after the symptom and not the root cause.

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iPad Ready for College!

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In an interesting article at Fast Company titled Apple’s iPad Officially Passes the Higher Education Test it was declared that the iPad has the features college students are looking for in an electronic, portable device. Ultimately, Reed’s stamp of approval simply demonstrates that tablets do not leave students worse off.

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