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Justin Dyson

Facebook and Bebo can help literacy - Telegraph - 0 views

  • Facebook and Bebo should be used in the classroom to boost pupils' literacy skills, according to a Government-backed report.
  • t added: "Using sites to communicate, collaborate and create means learners use and can develop a wide range of literacy skills."
  • he study also said students should be allowed to use sites to "collaborate on homework projects or discuss lessons" with other pupils.
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    Facebook helps improve literacy according to UK sanctioned study by "Childnet"
Justin Dyson

Facebook: The Making of 1 Billion Users - Businessweek - 0 views

  • Around noon on Sept. 14, the second floor was packed. In one of the common areas, a giant screen showed the number of active Facebook users worldwide. About 100 people, including Mark Zuckerberg and his top lieutenants, watched the numbers run up by about a thousand users per minute: 999,980,000 … 999,990,000 … 1,000,000,000. The counter paused for a moment when it rounded 10 digits, as if to emphasize the point: 1 billion users.
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    facebook hits a billion users
Justin Dyson

Facebook User Numbers Are Off: 10 Percent Of Reported Users Are Not Human - 1 views

  • At the end of March, Facebook announced that it has 1.11 billion monthly active users. eMarketer found that only 889.3 million of those users were humans.
Catalina Titcomb

What are literacy skills? | Thoughtful Learning: Curriculum for 21st Century Skills, In... - 0 views

  • What are literacy skills? Literacy skills help students gain knowledge through reading as well as using media and technology. These skills also help students create knowledge through writing as well as developing media and technology.
  • Technology Literacy We are living through a technological revolution, with huge changes taking place over brief spans of time. A decade ago, Facebook didn't exist, but now many people could not live without it. The average cellphone is now more powerful than computers from several years ago. We are surrounded by technology, and most of it performs multiple functions. In Growing Up Digital: How the Net Generation Is Changing Your World, Don Tapscott outlines the following eight expectations that students have of technology. Freedom to express their views, personalities, and identities Ability to customize and personalize technology to their own tastes Ability to dig deeper, finding whatever information they want Honesty in interactions with others and with organizations Fun to be part of learning, work, and socialization as well as entertainment Connecting to others and collaborating in everything Speed and responsiveness in communication and searching for answers Innovation and change, not settling for familiar technologies but seeking and using what is new and better
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