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What's popular with the kids?



So I asked my students today: Other than Myspace and YouTube, what are your favorite sites? Here are some of their answers:

MoFunZone
Stardoll
Club Penguin
Zwinky

What about your students? Post their favorites in the comments.
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Labels: student interests, technology

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