These are the skills every Cru staff member should have.
If you’re on Campus Crusade for Christ staff, I’m sure you know that you have a “free webpage” on Cru’s online giving site. Many of Cru’s donors are giving online. This is an opportunity for you to make a good first impression. Here’s what you need to know. Continue reading How Does Your Free Webpage Look?
Did you know that some fonts are easier to read, depending on whether they’re used on a printed page or on a screen? Continue reading Readability: Fonts
Studies show that light entering the eye keeps us alert and suppresses the production of melatonin. Light at night can effect us in many ways, including increased risk of breast cancer and even of obesity, as well as other diseases. Continue reading Your Eyes, Your Health, and Electronics
Has the internet ever been too social for you (when visiting Facebook-linked sites, for instance)? Maybe it’s okay to know that Tom Trekker likes Timbukto when you visit and explore TripAdvisor, but maybe you don’t want others to know where you traveled!
Here’s nine tips I can think of to help protect your privacy and protect you from phishing, scams, viruses. Continue reading Nine Social Safety Tips
Facebook just made its facebook email account the default email for all its users. You’ll notice for your profile, your email shows up as yourname.facebook.com. This may open Facebook users to more scams. It’s important for you to know how compelling phishing attacks are. Tomorrow, I’ll post some steps you can take to protect yourself from social scammers.
Knowing and mastering the rule of thirds is a simple way to push your photography to a higher level. The rule of thirds is one of the basic rules of art design. It is taking our photo frame and mentally placing a tic-tac-toe screen over it. Where the lines intersect are the “sweet spots” in which to place the important elements of a photograph. We should always keep our horizon lines on or above the top third of an image (mountain lake photo, below) or on or below the bottom third of an image (elk photo). The classic vacation sunset shot with the sun smack in the middle of the photograph is not good. Continue reading “The Rule of Thirds in Photography (Guest Post)”
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