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While there are a ton of essential skills that today's students need in order to succeed in tomorrow's world, learning to efficiently manage -- and to evaluate the reliability of -- the information that they stumble across online HAS to land somewhere near the top of the "Muy Importante" list.
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Naivety in the Digital Age means not realizing and accepting the dangers of the Internet, the ignorance of the need to secure its computer and any other device connecting to the Internet (smartphones + TV, fridge …), having no clue about Cyber-Security and people who think that Internet-Safety ALONE is enough!
===> Naif means ALSO thinking that a certain Operating System is secure and perfect! Nobody is perfect: <===
Read more: http://gustmees.wordpress.com/2012/11/05/naivety-in-the-digital-age/
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Gust MEES's comment,
November 6, 2012 8:40 AM
Hi, I made a Typo, please correct in your curation: who think that Internet-Safety ALONE is enough! The 'nt is too much, wrong... sorry... Thx to do so, have a great day :)
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I see this helping to create a PLN Personal Learning Network
This educator describes how Scoop.it can be the tool by which you teach students to gather, manage, and evaluate information. I 100% agree with his caveat at the bottom that Scoop.it doesn't do the teaching but because it is so simple and seamless and allows for so much interaction and feedback between student curator and instructor, it is the perfect medium for it.
Need a new subjects or all higher education students - digital content curation - we provide less pre-preapred resources - students need to learn what is worth citing