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Wednesday Web Watch for May 13, 2015

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Imagine a candy store.  Where the candy is free and always in supply.  What if that candy also had no calories but created an equal high?  That candy: digital information that is sometimes accurate, sometimes not.   Cami Ryan, in her blog post, Fast ‘Information’ Nation? The social costs of our highly connected world, outlines some basic principles when dipping into the candy jar.  While recognizing the positive aspects of easily accessible information and social media platforms, Ryan encourages us to monitor our intake, making sure “we access and share high quality, accurate information.”  Good advice, Cami Ryan.