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The document discusses different types of social networks including social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter, microblogging platforms, social bookmarking, forums, user generated content, identity networks, interest networks, collaboration networks like wikis, gaming/virtual reality networks, peer to peer networks, and how social networks can be used for e-learning. It provides examples of popular platforms within each network type and discusses their basic functions.
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