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In their chapter titled Digital Literacy, Dobson and Willinsky (2009) present and analyze the development of digital literacy in a chronological manner. They begin with the use of the personal computer and word processors in the 1980s and end with the collaborative nature of knowledge creation made possible through today’s connected society...
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Via Martin (Marty) Smith 
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December 9, 2012 6:42 AM
More And More People Connected To The Web For Longer Amounts of Time is a pretty great graphic and summary of our most Internet marketing future. This excellent article from trusted source Brian Solis implies the death of things such as: * The lecture web (all content is conversation now). * The textual web (visuals, visuals and visuals rule). * The one size fits all web (mobile, social and local now). * The work web (web worming into all hours now).
The web's working its way into everything from our refrigerator telling us it is time for service to our Social, Local and Mobile dreams and desires is the ubiquitous web, the infinite waterfall web, the web whose presence is taken for granted and ever-present.
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