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11/6/2021

This article discusses the changing preferences of Gen Z students when it comes to organizing their digital files and folders. It highlights a shift away from traditional hierarchical folder structures towards more flexible and ad hoc organization methods. The article explores the reasons behind this shift, including the influence of mobile devices and cloud storage, as well as the increased use of search functions. It also delves into the potential implications of these new organization practices for education and how teachers and schools can adapt to better meet the needs of Gen Z students. Overall, the article provides a comprehensive analysis of the evolving file and folder organization trends among Gen Z students.

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