Social bookmarking is a great way to save content, references, ideas, or anything else you can link to from all across the internet in one place for you and your colleagues. For anyone who may be less familiar with social bookmarking here's a low-tech/high-tech explanation.

As an example, here's a short starter list about kids today and the best places to find information about this Millennial Generation of students growing up in the U.S.

You can bookmark our blog using the AddThis button below and make What's KICKin' a part of your social bookmark collection.

So many people ask about how they can "subscribe to our What's KICKin' Blog" that I just thought many who are less familiar with RSS might find this low-tech/high-tech explanation of value.

If you already know how to subscribe, then feel free to simply use our new AddThis button to make What's KICKin' a part of your feed reading content collection.

Simply click on any of the subscription links below to add Fran Kick's Blog: What's KICKin' as one of your feeds:

What's KICKin' contains the occasional blog postings of Fran Kick, educational consultant, professional speaker, and owner of Instruction & Design Concepts.

Here you can find out what's kickin' with kids today and the many people who work with them. Parents, educators, employers, everyone and anyone who interacts with today's postmodern generation of youth (born 1980-2000 a.k.a. the Millennial Generation) will find Fran's insight refreshingly down-to-earth.

What began as a print newsletter in 1986, shifted to an e-Newsletter in 1996, and has now evolved into a blog with RSS, XML, aggregator-friendly, technological sophistication that most mere mortals can't even pretend to understand. And that's okay. Because the beauty of a blog is its simplicity. Simply subscribe to our feed and that's all you need. Whenever this RSS-enabled web page (a.k.a. What's KICKin') is updated, your news-reading application or service will notify you.

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