Intro to Tech Programming for Teens
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The document discusses how millennials and teens engage with technology and media. It notes that most teens play video games, especially online, spend at least an hour online per day, and are content creators across various platforms. Teens are platform agnostic and will consume their favorite franchises across different formats. Popular activities for teens include social media, gaming, downloading content like podcasts and ringtones.
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Overview
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Key Topics Covered
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