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E-literacy not illiteracy

By Mira Haddad

E-literacy not illiteracy

Eleena Korban

The hype these days has been mainly about one thing: social media. The youth in the Arab world have finally begun to question the role of “social media” in their daily lives, particularly in terms of their education and career.

“If you’re not online, you don’t exist”