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Social development and pressure in middle school and high school is already a stressful time for teenagers. Social Media can augment and accelerate those challenges if not careful. Typical problems that arise from interaction with peers can also happen online
For over a couple decades now, the Internet has been presenting media and data to broad audiences around the globe at astounding rates. This inherently make available to a single individual an incredible amount information and relationships with a simple finger swipe or mouse click.
Social Media in the Home : An introduction to Social Media for Families is a series based on a presentation that goes into more details. It is meant to introduce the expanse, potential and dangers of Social Media with the intent of helping families learn how to adopt social media practices safely into their home.
By now, you have hopefully had an opportunity to become familiar with the basics of working with pages and posts in Wordpress. Now we’re going to move on to adding a little sizzle to your content with some imagery.
You’ve made it through Working with Pages and are now ready for Posts. I think you’ll find that this part will be easy.
In the previous post, “Post or Pages”, I outlined a bit about the differences between pages and posts in Wordpress. Pages specifically are how you can present core information to your visitors.
I often hear the question “What is the difference between Posts and Pages in Wordpress?”. The intent of this post is to explain the difference, and assist in understanding when to post it or page it.
Getting Started with Wordpress can be fun and empowering, but for some it can be overwhelming at the same time. This post is for companies and individuals who are not programmers.
Normally, I don’t look twice at a company claiming to make search engine optimization simple. However, the presentation about ScribeSEO caught my attention and I was intrigued by the fact that they had not only a web version but also developed plugins for Wordpress, Joomla and Drupal.
