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A complete guide to web, Facebook, Twitter, and Google Plus privacy and security!

The digital landscape has changed dramatically in the last few years. The Web 2.0 revolution brought with it the ability for everyone to create content on the web at rates I can’t imagine anyone ever thought possible. So what does all

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The Why and How of Using Facebook For Educators – No Need to be Friends At All!

If you are one of those out there that believe that Facebook has no place in the classroom, then, well maybe this post isn’t for you. But please first take a look at just a few reasons why you should

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Has Facebook stopped importing your blog post feed?

Recent changes to Facebook may have stopped the import of your blog post feeds. Which is frustrating as  some readers are more comfortable, and prefer to read posts, and comment on them, in Facebook rather than on blogs. Facebook normally

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How To Import Your Blog Posts Into Facebook

Whether you are a fan of Facebook or NOT really doesn’t matter. What does is most people have Facebook accounts. Reading updates and commenting in Facebook is what they are used to whereas posts on blogs isn’t. Importing your blog

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Making It Easier For Your Intended Audience To Read Posts!

Encouraging parents or other teachers to read your blog(s) can be hard work! Not surprising when you consider reading blogs and writing comments is a totally foreign concept to most of them. What’s needed is to look at the problem

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