Moving Files to a New Computer
Perhaps you got a new computer from a generous spouse or parent for Christmas. Or you may have, like me, purchased a new computer for yourself to replace an old… Read more »
Category: TechTips
Online Safety – Passwords
Raise your hand if you have more than one technology device that you use regularly. Keep your hand up if you use the same password for several accounts. Computer safety… Read more »
Review your Facebook Activity
Click on Activity log below your cover photo. The number indicates the number timeline/tag reviews that are pending on your account. Activity log shows you a list of everything that you’ve… Read more »
Creative Commons and Copyright
Copyright and Creative Commons Copyright was meant as a balance between protecting the rights of creators and encouraging creativity and innovation. However, many would argue that there is no balance…. Read more »
Maintaining Your Computer
Maintaining your computer means cleaning and upgrading it, both physically and electronically. It is a good idea to schedule and regularly do the following: clean the outside of your computer… Read more »
Attributing Creative Commons Images
Whenever you find images for projects, blogs, presentations, etc., make sure that they are Creative Commons licensed. The Creative Commons license requires that you cite three things: the Creative Commons… Read more »
Mac Trojan Attack
Over 600,000 Macs have been affected with the Flashback trojan which obtains the usernames and passwords that you have stored on your computer. This could have happened without your knowledge… Read more »
4 Blogging Platforms to Choose From
Parent presentation 2011 blogs View more presentations from drpresident. Feedback welcome on the handout on blogging. You may access it and make comments.
Choosing a Computer
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Securing an iDevice for a Child using Restrictions
It is a good idea to enable security settings in iDevices before giving them to (especially younger) children. These security settings are called restrictions. They allow you to set up… Read more »