EDUCAUSE: How Choice, Co-Creation, and Culture Are Changing W...
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Saved by 5 people (0 private), first by anonymouse user on 2007-01-22
- Heller72 on 2007-07-09 - Tags bibliothek , dziuban , education , imported delicious , lang:en , library , library2.0 , literacy , lorenzo , oblinger , paper , research , socialsoftware , year:2006
- Edventures on 2007-01-22 - Tags ce5560 , ce5560readings , educause , netgen
- Susannek on 2006-12-08 - Tags digital_learning , web2.0
- Janus_sa on 2006-10-05 - Tags no_tag
- Wikify on 2006-10-04 - Tags library2.0 , literacy , socialsoftware , education , bibliothek , library , research , paper , lorenzo , oblinger , dziuban , year:2006 , lang:en
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The Web—and how we interact with it—has become part of our culture. The Internet is now the information universe, and we expect instant access. Content is created and co-created by amateurs as well as experts. More than ever, we choose what, when, and where to use information. What it means to be "net savvy" is changing because the nature of information itself has changed.
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on 2007-01-22 by edventures