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This document discusses how to effectively incorporate digital media like audio, video, and photographs into classroom instruction to enhance learning. It covers using tools like YouTube, Vlogs, Glogs, and photosharing to engage students and support constructivist and connectivist learning theories. Students can construct their own understanding by remixing content and connecting with others to build collective understanding, reflecting how digital connections have changed society by allowing information to spread virally.
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Overview
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