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This article shares that the technology networked world might be changing the way we read, learn and interact with one another. A scientist suggests that it might lead to social awkwardness, an inability to interpret nonverbal messages, isolation, and less interest in traditional classroom learning.
Webcams and videoconferencing technologies like Skype and iChat are increasingly being used to facilitate intergenerational connections between children and their grandparents.
This article questions the assumption that social software is a potential positive force for learning. Could anti-social software could be a better option in some contexts?
This article shares how some teachers are making use of technologies like video sharing, social networking and online games in education.
Thesocialopac.net is the official website of the Social OPAC application suite--an open source social discovery platform for bibliographic data. The purpose of this site is to build a cohesive community of users and developers around the SOPAC project suite.
An up-to-date study on teen gaming use, specifically focusing on social gaming and how it relates the civic outcomes of politics and protests.