Netiquette a student's guide to digital etiquette
| Main Author: | Furgang, Kathy. |
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| Format: | Books Print Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Rosen Central,
2011.
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| Edition: | 1st ed. |
| Series: |
Digital and information literacy
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| Subjects: |
Series: Digital and information literacy
Cited!: identifying credible information online
Conducting basic and advanced searches
Creating multimedia presentations
Researching people, places, and events
Searching online for image, audio, and video files
Constructing, using, and interpreting spreadsheets
Copyright and digital ethics
Creating content: maximizing wikis, widgets, blogs, and more
Creating electronic graphic organizers / Philip Wolny
Databases: organizing information
Designing, building, and maintaining web sites
Graphic design and desktop publishing
Managing your digital footprint
Mobile platforms: getting information on the go
Netiquette: a student's guide to digital etiquette
New research techniques: getting the most out of search engine tools
Social networking
Understanding the world of user-generated content
Blogs: finding your voice, finding your audience
Foursquare and other location-based services: checking in, staying safe, and being savvy
Gaming: playing safe and playing smart
Google and you: maximizing your Google experience
Twitter and microblogging: instant communication with 140 characters or less
Wikipedia, 3.5 million articles and counting: using and assessing the people's encyclopedia
Building apps
Cloud-based computing
Gamification: using gaming technology for achieving goals
Publishing your e-book
Bitcoins: navigating open-source currency
Getting the most out of MOOC: massive open online courses
Incredible projects using 3D printing
Making the most of crowdfunding
Snap and share: exploring the potential of Instagram and other photo and video apps
The wonderful world of wearable devices