Archive for Video Training
Facebook Taging
Posted by: | CommentsI just learned something new about Facebook and I wanted to share it with you. This is a quick video on how you can easily tag a friend in a Facebook post.
Web Search in Plain English Video
Posted by: | CommentsHow To: Twitter – Step-by-Step
Posted by: | CommentsComputer Hardware in Plain English
Posted by: | CommentsDo you have a technology issue that you need more help on? Let me know what it is so I can blog about it.
Now…on to the show.
Computer Software in Plain English
Posted by: | CommentsI’m getting feedback that these technology videos are helpful so more coming.
Phishing Scams in Plain English
Posted by: | CommentsI just adore the people who put these videos out. I think they do a great job of making what could be a complicated issue, uncomplicated. You will be seeing more of their videos on this site.
This subject is near and dear to my heart as I know of at least one of my customers who have fallen victim to this scam. I’ve seen the emails so I know they are out there and it is EASY to not realize the situation. Protect yourself by being informed. Starting with this video.
World Wide Web in Plain English
Posted by: | CommentsThis is a great beginner’s video on the WWW.
Twitter in Plain English
Posted by: | CommentsGetting ready for the How to Twitter for your Stampin’ Up! Business Course starting May 8th. This video shows what Twitter was initially created for - connecting with friends. We are going to take it up a notch in the course and show examples of using it for REAL LIFE MARKETING of your Stampin’ Up! Business. BAMM! I feel like Emerald. 
More Photography Tips
Posted by: | CommentsI love learning from this lady. Easy tips for making the most out of your pictures.
A wearable surface Computer … Wow
Posted by: | CommentsThis isn’t for everyone but I love technology and what it can do for us. I recently purchased a Kindle 2 and I have to tell you … I feel like a character out of Star Trek. I carry this book reader around with me and I have access to lots and lots of reading possibilities. It’s smaller than most books and much lighter.
Well, for you gadget geeks like me, here is some new research being done around a personal computer that you can easily carry around with you. The video is slow at first but stick with it because I think you will find it fascinating.
Photography Dos and Don’ts
Posted by: | CommentsBeing a novice photographer, I am always looking to learn new techniques to
taking better pictures. With National Scrapbooking Month next month, I
thought I would share a video of one of my mentors with you. In this blog
post, Erin Manning shares her to 10 photo dos and don’ts with you.
