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The document discusses how technology has impacted families and education. It notes that most families now own computers and have internet access, which they use for activities like searching information, music, and social networking. It also discusses how digital games are popular among kids but can sometimes be addictive. In schools, some classes now use whiteboards and some students bring their own computers. Social networking sites like Google and Facebook allow staying connected with friends. Common email services mentioned include Messenger, Hotmail, and Tuenti. The town also has a public internet access space called "Guadalinfo."
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