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Infographic: Religious Americans in a Secular World
Religious people are more engaged in all kinds of community organizations and activities than their non-religious neighbors.
Education
An Educational Technology Bill of Rights Targets Censorship in Schools
Teachers and students are fed up with bans on social media and smartphones.
News
For Millennials, Chat Rooms Are the New Conference Rooms
IMs and chat rooms aren't just distractions. For Millennials, they're how we brainstorm at the office.
Education
New Year's Resolutions for Teachers: The 30 Goals Challenge
A social media campaign wants to motivate teachers to make a fresh start in 2012.
Business
When Will Companies Learn? How to Avoid a Verizon-Style Fee Frenzy
How can out-of-touch companies stop alienating customers with messy p.r. battles and embarrassing reversals?
Lifestyle
On Sabbatical: Nothing Says 'Happy New Year' Like Ditching Facebook
A mini-break from Facebook is quite possibly the perfect way to ring in 2012.
Education
The Year in Education: Seven Innovations Changing the Way the World Learns
From gaming to teacher leadership, 2011 brought plenty of classroom innovation that promises to make us smarter.
Culture
Community Engagement: How the Internet Ruined My Perception of What's Popular
NBC sitcom Community is in trouble, and all this time I thought it was a runaway hit. Thanks for nothing, Twitter.
Education
Could Checking Facebook in Class Help Students Focus?
A psychology professor says allowing students "tech breaks" actually helps them focus on on academics.
Culture
Free Speech on Facebook: The Case Against Banning Pro-Rape Pages
Facebook is a private company that functions largely as a public space. Should we be policing its content?
News
Tell Us About the Last Time You Volunteered. The Community Answers
Cities
What Would You Like to See Improved in Your Community? The Community Answers
Cities
Where Do You Live and What Local Issue Is Most Important to You These Days? The Community Answers
News
@GOOD Asks: What National Political Issue Is Most Important to You these Days? The Community Answers
Yesterday on Twitter and Facebook, we asked our friends: What national political issue is most important to you these days? We pose a question to...
Education
If Professors Stop Lecturing, Will Students Stop Checking Facebook?
Harvard students say they use Facebook in class because the lectures are boring.
Business
Can Profit Maximization and Social Responsibility Co-Exist? The Community Answers
Environment
Can Rewards Make Americans Live Greener Lives?
Recyclebank wants to reward people for "everyday green actions." But is it really green if the rewards just push members to buy more stuff?
Environment
Utilities Can't Convince Us to Save Energy—Can Facebook?
A new Facebook app will allow users to monitor, share, and compare information about their energy use.
