Social Network Diffusion in Online and Real Spaces
Abstract
Internet is a dominant medium in this millenium, and we can not only look at it as injurious – non injurious dichotomy. I researched a lot of trends in my discussion, along with what we can set at the concepts and what we use for the web technologies in education. We can see the various online communities with it. And how these communities form children's social activity.
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