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Byte Size Potential 2015 Workshop
The document discusses the evolution of communication in the digital age, highlighting how social media and technology shape our language, values, and literacy. It emphasizes the importance of adapting teaching methods to incorporate mobile devices and digital engagement, suggesting that modern students write more than previous generations. Additionally, it explores the potential of educational technology to enhance creativity and learning opportunities.
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