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Students are instructed to find nutritional resources online and share them using social media. They should sign up for a blog and Bonzobox account to organize bookmarks of educational websites. Students should also create a Twitter account, follow nutrition experts, and tweet about helpful resources they discover. A minimum of 5 classmates and the instructor should be added as friends or followers on the social media platforms.
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