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Video Tutorial: Six Basic Rules for Children and Social Media
January 17, 2012 00:00
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Facebook is becoming a household term both in and out of the classroom. This short video will help guide you to set up some rules of your own when working with children who have (or want) Facebook accounts. Watch below or on
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