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* [[Teens, Social Media, and Privacy]] (PEW, Berkman, 2013)
 
* [[Teens, Social Media, and Privacy]] (PEW, Berkman, 2013)
 
* [[Teens and Technology]] (PEW, Berkman 2013)
 
* [[Teens and Technology]] (PEW, Berkman 2013)
* [[Teens, Social Media, and Privacy]] (PEW, Berkman 2013)
 
 
* [[How Teens Do Research in the Digital World]] (PEW, 2012)
 
* [[How Teens Do Research in the Digital World]] (PEW, 2012)
 
* [[Social Media and Young Adults]] (PEW 2010)  
 
* [[Social Media and Young Adults]] (PEW 2010)  

Revision as of 18:28, 31 January 2015

I draw from secondary quantitative data on Latino population from the Census Bureau , Civic Rights Data Collection, the Pew Hispanic Center, the Kaiser Family Foundation, the Northwestern University Center on Media and Human Development

Latino/Hispanics and Technology

Informative secondary quantitative data. Doesn't answer deeper, more important questions pertaining to Hispanic-Latino families and digital media use.

Technology use and American Youth

Latino/Hispanics and USA demographic shift

Latino/hispanics and Education