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The Role of International Organizations,ies for traditional and nontraditional learners within communities of learners. The use of Web 2.0 tools to build new community learning ecosystems by today’s students using cell phones, mp3 players, and iPod devices to stay connected will be discussed in the context of digital citizenship. The use

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