Pi members, thanks to the iMovie crew, another podcast ready for viewing on your Pi connect page:
https://connect.wap.org/podcasts/#player.
This program from the May Monthly Meeting at GMU features our own
Larry Kershberg making his GMU "social networking" class presentation to our Pi group, with Ken Goldman adding more tips and suggestions, Lawrence Charters on social networking security (aka "distrust but verify"), and Travis Good tying up with his trademark leavening suggestions about adjusting privacy settings of social media to each person's comfort level.
- If you're interested in a graphic depictiion of the generational divide around social networking, watch this video!
Seriously, though, much helpful info in this program:
- How do Facebook, Linked in, etc. suggest people you may know?
- Want to be wowed by the number of Facebook users and by how serious social networking is in our society?
- Or more concretely how to customize specific Facebook posts
- Or how to trim your Facebook timeline to get rid of some things you're now older than!
These questions and much more in this newest addition to the Podcast Library.
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