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The document discusses the importance of new media and technology in the classroom. It summarizes that students need 21st century skills like critical thinking, problem solving, and evaluating online information. These skills will help students participate in learning communities and create their own media. However, students are currently not learning these important digital literacy skills in school. The document provides some resources for teaching new media literacy, including websites on simple and effective teaching methods and internet safety.
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