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Yola - Build a Free Website

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BookVideoNing

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How accurate is Wikipedia-

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Forbes.com Best of the Web

Review of subscription Blog services.

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Barracuda Web Filter: Welcome

This is a spyware removal tool that works at ECPPS only if you have an admin login.

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Friday Institute for Educational Innovation - FIZZ

Fizz - Safely! Broadcast Your Classroom. Online media and social networking sites are the new standard for communication and entertainment among our students.

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Fears of impostors increase on Facebook - CNN.com

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- know who your friends are and keep your sensitive information private,
- primarily two ways to stay safe on Facebook
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- - anti-virus programs are up to date
  - tell online companies you want better privacy protection
  - All Internet users should be aware their identities can be compromised, and
    "every user of the Web should be better educated
  - preventative tips for those who want to take the security of their online
    profile into their own hands:
  - Be suspicious of anyone -- even friends -- who ask for money
    over the Internet. Verify their circumstances independently, either by calling
    them directly, or checking with mutual friends.
    
    • Choose a strong password and use unique credentials for
    each of your Web accounts. Facebook says hackers tap into one site and then try
    to reuse passwords on others.
    
    • Use an up-to-date browser that features an anti-phishing
    blacklist.
    
    • Use and run anti-virus software on your computer.
    
    • Reset your Facebook password if you suspect your account
    has been compromised.
    
    • Have more than one contact e-mail address.
    This will help if one of them is hacked.
The Brave New World of MySpace and Facebook -- Inside Higher Ed -- Higher Education's Source for News, Views and Jobs

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on 2009-06-28
- Campus administrators should inform their students about the potential dangers
  of using social networking Web sites — but they should be cautious not to do so
  in ways that could make them liable if the students engage in illegal behavior.
- (1) the threat of criminal behavior; (2) how they might be seen by potential
  future employers; and (3) possible violations of their institution’s student
  code of conduct.
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- - a student who posts personal details online can give criminals enough
    information to commit crimes such as stalking or identity theft.
How to Friend Mom, Dad, and the Boss on Facebook...Safely - NYTimes.com

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- Friending mom
  and dad, the
  boss, or other
  work colleagues opens up the details of your private life for the whole
  world to see - and you might not be entirely comfortable with that. What's to be
  done?
- With lists, you can create groups of friends on Facebook, separating work from
  family and close friends. It's simple to use, but it's definitely an
  underutilized feature.
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- - In fact, most of the people who spend their days "Facebooking," never seem to
    take the time to worry about who's seeing what...until
    it's too late.
  - On the profile privacy page, you have the option of customizing exactly who
    gets to see what. You can modify the following areas: Profile, Basic Info,
    Personal Info, Status Updates, Photos Tagged of You, Videos Tagged of You,
    Friends, Wall Posts, Education Info, and Work Info. If you're unsure of what any
    of those things are, click the "?" next to the item to read a definition.
  - Of course, keep in mind that nothing is foolproof - determined hackers can gain
    access to your account as can anyone who guesses your password....so maybe you
    shouldn't use your dog's name.
MySpace Releases Names of 90,000 Sex Offenders - NYTimes.com

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- MySpace
  provided two state attorneys general the names of 90,000 registered sex
  offenders
- Attorney General Roy Cooper of North Carolina are among officials pressing
  social networking sites to adopt more stringent safety measures
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- - “For every one of them, there may be hundreds of others using false names and
    ages.”
  - “This is just the tip of the iceberg on MySpace,” said John A. Phillips, chief
    executive of Aristotle, a company that supplies identity and age verification
    technologies for companies like the New York State Lottery, breweries and film
    studios. “These are just the convicted sex offenders” who used their real names.
  - the Internet Safety Technical Task Force, a panel created by 49 attorneys
    general, that said the
    issue is overblown. It concluded the problem of bullying among children,
    both online and offline, was far more serious than sexual solicitation of minors
    by adults online.
  - “This clearly reinforces the fact that there are a significant number of people
    who seek access to kids online,” Mr. Allen said.
Facebook post 'I feel like killin some1' proves true | Technically Incorrect - CNET News

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- Nineteen-year-old Craig Ramsden left a simple message on his Facebook wall: "I'm
  twisted at home. My head's up my ****. I feel like killin some1 need to stay off
  the hard stuff ha ---- it it's Saturday ha."
- Although Ramsden's Facebook post was deleted some time after the stabbing of Mr.
  Gilligan, police found it by examining a laptop used by a witness who had
  visited Ramsden's Facebook page upon hearing about the stabbing.
Sharing Selectively on Social Networking Sites - NYTimes.com

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- 35 percent of Internet users in the United States aged 18 or over now use an
  online social network, according to a December survey by the Pew Internet
  Project
- our “friends” on social networking sites are actually a mix of people —
  friends, family, acquaintances, colleagues
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- - These privacy settings are not always easy to find and use, and they can get
    downright complicated.
Study: Teens on MySpace mention sex, violence - CNN.com

(CNN) -- A new study finds that 54 percent of teens talk about behaviors such as sex, alcohol use, and violence on the social networking giant MySpace -- presenting potential risks even if all they're doing is talking, researchers said Monday.

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- Even if teens have not actually engaged in risky behaviors but merely brag about
  them online, this can still affect their future behavior,
- "It's really not that MySpace is bad or good. I think the lesson is that it's a
  tool, and how you use it determines the kinds of outcome you're going to get,"
  Moreno said
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- - Experts say the bottom line is that parents should get more
    involved in the online lives of their children.
  - Beyond keeping a watchful eye on risky interests and
    pictures, parents should also use social networking sites such as MySpace --
    which had about 120 million users as of this summer -- as an opportunity to
    learn about their childrens' favorite movies and hobbies, as well as their top
    friends, she said.
Top News - Schools grapple with teachers' Facebook use

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- "I believe that educators should keep a clear line separating educational
  relationships from social relationships," he said. "As long as the use of the
  tool is related to learning, education, or professional development, I don't see
  it as being a problem."
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- there needs to be a shared agreement between teachers and their students as soon
  as a social network is established.
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- - Couros also said students who are "friends" with their professors online
    shouldn't expect favoritism from their teacher.
  - I use it as a professional tool, not a personal one. If I did want to maintain a
    personal page, I would set up an entirely separate page for that purpose.
    
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  - We're being outpaced by kids: we need to try and keep ourselves up, not slow
    them down. And we must, above all else, let go of our individual and corporate
    need for power. Because, friends, it is slipping away.
  - Plus one of the things I try to stress with my students is that once you put
    stuff out there, it's no longer so personal.
  - I also tell my students that prospective employers might take a look at Facebook
    pages themselves.
    
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  - Those of us who live, work, breathe--and yes, breed--in small communities do not
    always have the luxury of separating our personal and social lives quite so
    neatly as proposed.
  - The bottom line: if you like your profession, and you respect the role that you
    have in relation to kids--be a role model. That is part of the "professionalism"
    piece that comes with being an educator.
  - Do no more than they would do if the student were visiting them personally.)
  - One way to address the social networking issue is to adopt an alternative to My
    Space and Facebook -- an alternative that is devoted to learning.
    
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- 60 million members
- In May 2007, Facebook unveiled an initiative called Facebook
  Platform, inviting third-party software makers to create programs for the
  service and to make money on advertising alongside them. The announcement
  stimulated the creation of hundreds of new features
  or "social applications" on Facebook , from games like Scrabble to new music
  and photo sharing tools, which had the effect of further turbo-charging activity
  on the site.
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- - In November 2007, Facebook again created a storm when it announced a new
    advertising system called Beacon, in
    which users' purchases or activities on some 40 partner sites were broadcast to
    their Facebook friends.
How I Make Money Blogging - Top Income Streams Update

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Gail Holloman Holmes / FrontPage

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Web 2.0 Tools are among the 21st century technology tools based on the idea of communication and collaboration. These tools include blogs, podcasting, widgets, interactive documents, wikis and other emerging tools. A good source of reading can be found at Scribd, an online community. A wiki, one of the more known tools, allows users to freely create and edit web page content using any web browser. This wiki will be used to share online tools that can be used in the classroom. The intent is to provide links to the tools, strategies for using them and samples that could be possibly used in the classroom.

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10 Ways Social Media Will Change in 2009 - ReadWriteWeb

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Is It Okay To Be A Technologically Illiterate Teacher?

The Fischbowl: This post won the Edublog Awards for most influential post of 2007.

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Donna Brunskill's List: Web 2.0

Yola - Build a Free Website

BookVideoNing

How accurate is Wikipedia-

Study- Wikipedia as accurate as Britannica - CNET News

Forbes.com Best of the Web

Barracuda Web Filter: Welcome

Friday Institute for Educational Innovation - FIZZ

Fears of impostors increase on Facebook - CNN.com

The Brave New World of MySpace and Facebook -- Inside Higher Ed -- Higher Education's Source for News, Views and Jobs

How to Friend Mom, Dad, and the Boss on Facebook...Safely - NYTimes.com

MySpace Releases Names of 90,000 Sex Offenders - NYTimes.com

Facebook post 'I feel like killin some1' proves true | Technically Incorrect - CNET News

Sharing Selectively on Social Networking Sites - NYTimes.com

Study: Teens on MySpace mention sex, violence - CNN.com

Top News - Schools grapple with teachers' Facebook use

Facebook, Inc. News - The New York Times

How I Make Money Blogging - Top Income Streams Update

Gail Holloman Holmes / FrontPage

10 Ways Social Media Will Change in 2009 - ReadWriteWeb

Is It Okay To Be A Technologically Illiterate Teacher?

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