The demographic differences between social media platforms are fascinating. When having a class online, are all demographic segments of the class equally comfortable with any given platform?
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According to a recent study, Pinterest has risen to the 3rd most trafficked social media website.
This announcement is a good time to evaluate this simple question: How can I use Pinterest within the classroom and for pedagogical purposes? Here's my Geography Education pinterests boards http://pinterest.com/geogeducation/ to show what I currently am trying to do, but there are so many other possibilities. And for those obsessed with knowing the ranking of social media sites, here they are:
1. Facebook 2. Twitter 3. Pinterest 4. LinkedIn 5. Tagged 6. Google+ 
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