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- What an Apple Phishing Attack Looks Like
- Why Restarting Your Phone Makes it Perform Better and Fixes Common Issues
- How to Set a Default Web Browser in Windows
- How to Install and Manage Chrome Extensions
- How to Spot a Fake Facebook Page
- Where the Kids Are, That's Where the Predators Are
- What's the Right Age to Talk to My Kid About Pornography?
- Twelve Tools for Building End-of-Year Review Activities (That Aren't Kahoot Games)
What an Apple Phishing Attack Looks Like
What an Apple Phishing Attack Looks Like, from CSO by Steve RaganIf you've ever wanted to see a step by step video on how to tell if an email is a phishing attack, watch the first video in this article. This video is helpful for everyone, not just Apple users.
Why Restarting Your Phone Makes it Perform Better and Fixes Common Issues
Why Restarting Your Phone Makes it Perform Better and Fixes Common Issues, from How-To Geek by Cameron SummersonHere's why the magic "turn it off and back on again" trick fixes so many things.
How to Set a Default Web Browser in Windows
How to Set a Default Web Browser in Windows, from How-To Geek by Yuvaj WadhwaniIf you would prefer not to use Internet Explorer (and you shouldn't) or Edge as your internet browser on a Windows PC, you can change the default browser to something else. The most popular other choices would be Firefox or Chrome, but there actually are other choices as well. Here's how you take control and make the change.
How to Install and Manage Chrome Extensions
How to Install and Manage Chrome Extensions, from Free Technology for Teachers by Richard Byrne
Chrome extensions are little helpers for your Chrome web browser. They can do all kinds of useful things, such as block ads, shorten a URL so its easier for others to enter in their browsers (and takes up less space on Twitter), insert your Bitmoji, and so much more. Not only will you see how easy it is to add them to Chrome, but you'll also see how easy it is to disable or delete them if you find one that isn't as useful as you thought it might be.
How to Spot a Fake Facebook Page
How to Spot a Fake Facebook Page, from How-To Geek by Harry GuinnessAre you sure those Facebook pages you're following are legit? Here's how you can tell, and protect your information and money.
Where the Kids Are, That's Where the Predators Are
Courtesy of Protect Young EyesYoung kids flock to certain gaming and social media platforms, like Roblox and Musical.ly. this is not lost on predators, who pay attention to these trends and also make their homes on these apps, using fake profiles to chat with and groom young children. Too many young people are using social media, and they just aren't ready. Please read more about the risks here.
What's the Right Age to Talk to My Kid About Pornography?
Courtesy of Protect Young EyesThis is a common question received by our friends at Protect Young Eyes. Here are their responses: (1) if you wait until you're ready (mom and dad), it's too late, and (2) your kid is ready before you are. In the digital age, it's important to talk through anything your kids might experience on the tablet before they experience it. Don't worry. Our friends at Protect Young Eyes have provided some great tips for getting started with all the awkward conversations.
Twelve Tools for Building End-of-Year Review Activities (That Aren't Kahoot Games)
Twelve Tools for Building End-of-Year Review Activities (That Aren't Kahoot Games), from Free Technology for Teachers by Richard ByrneThere is a variety of options here, including interactive video, games based, flashcards, and quiz based. Variety is good!
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