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The platform’s entertainment for children is weirder—and more globalized—than adults could have expected. Via Peter Mellow 
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Scoop.it!
Jump to a specific place in a YouTube video with a time stamp, so people you send a link to can begin watching at precisely the right spot in the video. Via Peter Mellow
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Scoop.it!
Students in Generation Z would rather learn from YouTube videos than from nearly any other form of instruction. YouTube was designated as the preferred mode of learning by 59 percent of Gen Zers in a survey on the topic, compared to in-person group activities with classmates (mentioned by 57 percent), learning applications or games (47 percent) and printed books (also 47 percent). The only method of instruction that beat out YouTube? Teachers. Via Peter Mellow
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