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primarily for ABE/GED/ESOL teachers, but useful for anyone wanting to integrate technology
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Patty Ball
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Scoop.it!
Teaching and learning tips, articles and links about giftedness and learning disabilities, learning differences, difficulties ∓ disabilities (including dyslexia and dysgraphia), for people of all ages. 
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Scoop.it!
Figuring out how to act online in the workplace or when applying for jobs is tough. So use these social media guidelines for students to help!
Patty Ball's insight:
Everything you put on social media lives forever. You may delete it. You may hide it. But there are backups of backups made all the time by sites like Google, Facebook, and Twitter (Library of Congress, for example) so you should know that if you put something online … someone will find it. Maybe not immediately. Maybe not for years. But rest assured that when you put something up and then apply to a job later on in life, your potential employer will find it.
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web accessibility guidelines