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As I listen to these terms become part of the mainstream educational conversation, I can’t help but hate the terms more. The reason I say this is because it is disappearing. The age piece to this is no longer a valid argument. Sitting in Chris Harris’ presentation, I can’t help but agree with him on the point that there are kids who are “digital immigrants” and there are senior citizens that have become digital natives. It is not about your age but rather about the frame of mind that you approach life, problem solving, socializing, creation, expression, etc. Mr. Harris showed the group many interesting web sites for new tools teachers and students can use easily to produce online content. If there is one tool he showed that helps bring many things together and makes it personal yet public if desired is netvibes.com. Hopefully I can get people motivated to use similar tools tomorrow during my session for Collaboration: Wikis, web 2.0
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