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online dating has becoming more popular these days and alot of dating comes through social networks than traditionally face to face.

Social media tools are providing interactive environments for online users; these tools are causing social and cultural shifts in how users create content, interact with the content on the Web and collaborate with one another.

In this video, Larry takes about 3 stories that generates to one argument. Larry is a Harvard professor and is one of TED's authorities that knows a lot about the copyright issues. He talks about how the user generated content was created to be.

Research examining friend networking sites has greatly increased in the past several months exploring topics related to general use, psychological well being, and content analysis of profiles to name a few. The current study sought to identify dimensions of uses and gratifications for users of friend networking sites. Results identified the following three dimensions: the Information Dimension, the Friendship Dimension, and the Connection Dimension. Sex differences also existed with regards to use of friend networking sites

How new ways of playing a game may change the gaming world.

This video was made by Dan Brown an internet blogger on youtube. He does this video to express his idea that educators to move along with world in the advancement of digital media, if they don't they will be left behind in the world. He lets educators know that they so far they are not preparing students for the real world.

the article it written by Anne Duran a PH.D graduate and a instructor at New Mexico state University. She discusses about an experiment she performed with her students relating to flash mobs and how the event affected them after their participation in the flash mob she organized

This video is the exampled show in the "Margaret Gould Stewart: How YouTube thinks about copyright" video.

This is talks about how YouTube analyzes videos when people are uploading a video and how youtube works with copyright.

Annotation 3: In the article Face to Face: A Woman's Quest to Meet All Her Facebook Friends, the author Katy Heider Presser intriguing question is how has facebook changed the landscape of human interaction, and where do the bounds of true friendship begin and end? (Heider, 2011), which means how has facebook changed the world of interacting with each other, and where do the obstacles of true friendship start and end. Arlynn Leiber New Year's resolution to meet every one of her 330 Facebook friends--in person.

This video shows how just by uploading a video to YouTube you can end up in a TV Show!

"The idea is for this not to feel like a punishment, but an intervention to help them develop better habits and get to school,"

very interesting, I might just use this for my third annotation =)

In this article, Social Networking Goes to School, by Michelle R. Davis it talks about how many schools are using social networking sites to communicate with schools from other countries. Social networking has changed the way teachers teach and students learn. As said by Davis in the article, "If you don't take that golden opportunity to teach students about the responsibility of using these things, you lose a teachable moment." If schools block them, they're preventing students from learning the skills they need to know."

Facebook has become a huge impact on the social networks so much that Artist and business people uses Facebook as a advantage to attract fans and advertising their products.

not only teens are addicted to video game but also adults. women are as addicted to video games as men to.

In this TED video, it's about how engaging in video games helps reward our brains and how that helps us in the real world. Like in business, our education, the government, and engagement.

this video is about how game designer attract gamers into playing games and also 7 things from games that help you in real life.

The article talks about ways that gaming can help the brain.

(pg. 46 in English Packet) This section of the article gives a brief summary of how people have different identities that make up one personality. Everyone has different perceptions about everyone.