I love the look and usability of Google+. I especially like having the ability to send my feeds to specific groups instead of to everybody. Anyone can join now. See the infographic for more comparisons. Continue reading How Do Facebook and Google+ Compare?
Your smartphone, the pocket-sized personal computer in your purse, needs backup and security features to protect it from viruses and more. Malware threats to mobile phones rose 2.5 times in the last six months alone! Continue reading Security for Your Phone
Did you know about the Blogference the past three days? I missed it! So, I’m sorry I didn’t get the word out for you to be able to participate in the conversations during this online conference, but you can still go to the site to read the posts and discussions. These were the topics: Virtual Evangelism–A Personal Story Virtual Ministry–A Challenge Evangelism and Latinos Leading as a Mom How Social Media is Influencing Culture and Changing the Church Thriving at College Missional Campus Ministry Spiritual Leadership Leading Strategically 50 Year Olds and 20 Year Olds–One of Campus Crusade’s Biggest Internal … Continue reading Great Blogference Topics for You to Read
This tutorial will help you create a “Back to Top” link on a page in two easy steps, using named anchors. (Don’t worry, it’s not that difficult. If Emmeline du Faur could scale Mount Cook in New Zealand, you can do this!) You’ll be able to “jump” from linked text at the bottom of a web page to return to the top of the page. Hopefully, your blogging platform allows you to write HTML when you need to. You can see a “Back to Top” feature on Our Blogrolls page. The A to Z list on the page is a … Continue reading How to Create “Back to Top” on a Page
Will you be traveling to a country soon and want to know the local news? Maybe you like to read news reports in order to pray more effectively or to practice your second language. Visit NewspaperMap.com for 10,000 newspapers in almost every country of the world. Continue reading You Can Read Newspapers from Around the World
In order for there to be clarity, and professionalism, we need to make sure our terms are consistent. This leaves a good taste in the mouths of the watching world. Continue reading In GOS We Trust (Guest Post)
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