Learning and Living in the Online World

Do you have the new Facebook Profile yet? We can help you figure it out.

With all of the new Facebook changes, we give you three basic tips for controlling exactly how much information you share on everybody’s favorite social networking site.

The good news is we have finally completed updating our popular Facebook 101 tutorial this summer. We have added new lessons, interactives and accompanying videos covering all of Facebook’s new features like Groups, Video Calling and Facial Recognition. Yay! The bad news is we will likely have to do all of this again very soon. [...]

Seems like a silly title, right? Actually, it’s more serious than you may think. You may not realize but every time you check into the movie theater using FourSquare, post photos from your vacation on Facebook, or tweet about being at the game with friends, you are announcing to the world that you are not [...]

As you may have heard, Facebook began rolling out its Facial Recognition feature to all of its users in the beginning of June. Currently, Facebook uses this feature to suggest tags to users when they upload photos. It will automatically recognize your Friends in a photo and allow you to tag them in just one [...]

On June 1 we launched our new Email Basics subject with updated topics on Email 101, Gmail and more. As we were revising this subject we realized that communicating online in today’s world is about so much more than just using email. For our learners to be truly skilled in the digital world they need [...]

We have recently updated our Facebook 101 tutorial with new lessons and interactives to keep you up-to-date with Facebook’s changes.

Learn all about Facebook’s recently launched location feature that allows you to “check in” to places with your mobile device.

Facebook has changed their privacy controls yet again, but not to worry, we have all you need to know about navigating the new controls.

Emailing, texting and social networking may be second nature forms of communication for many of us, but it seems like every day we are encountering more and more stories about people getting into real trouble due to embarrassing emails or online postings. What about this medium makes us write and post things that we would likely not say to an individual face to face?