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Social Networks are becoming essential for experiencing digital literacy and learning skills for new ways of communicating and competing in a global economy. The value of social networking is attributed to the collective power of community for meeting others with similar interests, exchanging ideas, and sharing passions. They are also extensions for learning in deep and powerful ways and for making e-learning more personal, social, and flexible. Recent News
PRESS RELEASE - August 4, 2010The Unites States Embassy - August 4, 2010: 26 Pakistani High School Students Travel To The U.S. For A Two-Week Exchange Program
Student Exchange Program - July 13, 2010We have confirmed that 26 Pakistani students (19 boys and 7 girls) and two teacher/chaperones will be in Washington, DC August 14th to attend the 2010 Student Exchange Program and departing August 29th.
IN THE NEWS - November 9, 2009Mr. Khalid Hashmani who presented to the students at the hotel for an evening Cultural Exchange Series and wrote this article for the Indus Asia Online Journal, which accurately articulates the activities while also capturing the excitement of the 2009 ED-LINKS Pakistan-US Student Exchange Program
Vint Cerf - Father of the Internet - November 6, 2009Google's Vice President and Chief Internet Evangelist presented to the Pakistani Students. Article from the Herndon Observer
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