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Difference between Web 1.0, Web 2.0, and social media.

significant difference in attitude and behavior among the three groups, with 70 percent of media specialists, 62 percent of teachers, and 54 percent of administrators saying they've joined a social network. The survey also says school librarians are most positive about the value of social networking in education, but they're frustrated with their school districts blocking access to Web sites like YouTube and Facebook.

When is it cheating? When is it collaboration? This thoughtful article from Common Sense Media provides fine advice for parents (or teachers) on how to talk to kids about digital media and ethics.  

Presentation slides for Zaid Alsagoff's webinar on the 11 May (2013) to students from an Online Course in Research methodology for PhD scholars at the Shreemati Nathibai Damodar Thackersey Women's University (SNDTWU). Contains some excellent info and advice on spreading of ideas and influence applicable for any collaboration.

"The question people need to ask themselves is what is their personal brand and that is a 24/7 brand."

A great resource from Edutopia

This is a terrific resource!

"At Seminar today called "Social Media - re-conceptualising information literacy" with Helen Partridge from QU"

Great post that could be used as a basis for digital citizenship lessons.