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Portail Jeunesse - Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie...
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It doesn’t really matter how much you study it, it’s almost impossible to get the perfect SEO (Search Engine Optimization) score for any long period of time.
Each search engine has their own algorithm to rank websites, and as if that wasn’t complicated enough, they change that algorithm frequently in order to perfect it and make sure that the same sites don’t hog up the top positions simply because they’ve figured out the x-factor in the algorithm to dodge other more popular sites that have the traffic, content mass, and extensive Internet presence enough to be ranked at the top.
I would probably need an endless number of articles to cover all the different aspects of the perfect SEO, and if I tried to do that, I would probably not be able to pinpoint it anyway.
Read More: http://www.bitrebels.com/technology/the-seo-puzzle-the-most-important-pieces-infographic/ Via Antonino Militello, Martin Sturmer, John van den Brink, juandoming
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Slowly softly stealing Frenchman...
A 20 YEAR OLD French hacker has admitted to running a scam app that siphoned off small amounts of cash from smartphone users.
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In an age when everyone can author or share information to a mass audience almost instantly, it is more critical than ever to develop and sharpen our ability to discern the credible from the implausible things we see online.
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Concerning "Information Security", please read my FREE courses here (easy to follow):
- http://gustmees.wordpress.com/2012/05/27/visual-it-securityteachers-worksheet-part1/ (Secure surfing-Part1)
- http://gustmees.wordpress.com/2012/05/28/visual-it-securityworksheet-secure-surfing-part2/ (Secure surfing-Part2)
- http://gustmeesen.wordpress.com/2012/03/16/beginners-it-security-guide/
- http://gustmees.wordpress.com/2012/10/11/learning-basics-of-cyber-security-by-easy-to-follow-steps/
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Instead of bruises and cuts, however, your child may be exposed to inappropriate content, online bullying, or malware. One most recent example is the rogue version of the famous Bad Piggies game app, which lures in victims with the promise of a free version of the game. These and other threats are the troubles you will have to make sure your child steers clear away from.
It’s a parent’s responsibility to ensure that wherever their children are, they remain safe, happy and secure. The Internet, in this respect, is no different than any other playground in the park or at school. It looks harmless, even magical at first glance, but could result in some spills and tears if kids are left unsupervised around it.
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Internet, c’est comme tout, cela s’apprend, et bien mieux en famille. Info, conseils, textes de lois… La meilleure façon d’aider ses enfants sur Internet, c’est de s’y intéresser et de passer un peu de temps avec eux devant l'écran, surtout au début.
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http://www.internetsanscrainte.fr/
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The White House Cybersecurity Coordinator joined leaders to discuss the importance of National Cyber Security Awareness month, and offers some basic steps to be more secure at home.
Read more, a MUST: http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog/2012/10/15/staying-safe-online
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by Marilyn Price-Mitchell, PhD. In the last of a 4-part series on character strengths, this article examines how community leaders like coaches, clergy, and other mentors influence the development of character strengths in children and teens.
Read more: http://rootsofaction.com/blog/developing-character-strengths-a-vital-goal-of-education-part-4/
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Apple's iOS has several weak spots that can instill a false sense of security -- unless you take these steps to fix them...
Read more, a MUST: http://www.infoworld.com/d/mobile-technology/3-easy-steps-more-secure-iphone-or-ipad-204930
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AVG has partnered with Facebook to protect Facebook’s one billion users from the phishing and other social engineering attacks that continue to plague the community.
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An annual study conducted by the research arm of Educause (ECAR – Educause Center for Applied Research), a nonprofit that advocates for technology in higher education, found that more students than ever gave the thumbs up to their professors’ use of technology in the classroom.
Read more, very interesting: http://edudemic.com/2012/10/technology-now-please/
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The FBI has launched an Internet safety program for youths called FBI-SOS...
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The BYOD trend will make cyber security more complex Of the tips put forward by IDC, the first one is perhaps the most obvious and perhaps the reasons why the BYOD trend has caused so many headaches.
“The consensus is that BYOD is now a given. Whether you want it or not, employees will do your work on their own devices,” says Infosec commentator Stilgherrian.
“So your choice is whether to have a policy that acknowledges that and lays out the ground rules, or try to ban it and end up with an infestation of unknown and uncontrolled devices.”
However, as many enterprises are currently finding out, controlling and securing data on multiple devices is a lot easier said than done.
Read more, a MUST: http://technologyspectator.com.au/byod-security-commandments
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We determined the cyber criminal activity across the globe in this map that features a roundup of securityrelated news in the October issue of SC Magazine.
Read more, a MUST: http://www.scmagazine.com/october-2012-global-threats/slideshow/965/#0
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Robin Good: Expressedly designed for journalists and newsrooms Spundge is a unique social news discovery, curation and syndication platform that facilitates the discovery, selection and distribution of news content across multiple channels.
Spundge works with topic-specific containers called "notebooks", which you can create and configure to work around any specific topic, event, company or issue you are interested in following.
Spundge taps into YouTube, Twitter, Instagram, Flickr, Soundcloud and Facebook to gather relevant content around your specified topics, as well as into RSS feeds and OPML files that you specify. All these can then be easily filtered (by keyword, time, location, and language) and curated manually before being published inside any topic-specific "notebook".
Notebooks can be made public or private and their contents can be shared on all major social media networks as well as being syndicated outside of Splundge in a number of different ways.
The PRO version of Spundge adds a number of useful features to the free base version, including:
Custom editor - create, write, format and edit your own multimedia posts integrating text, images and video clips with extreme ease.
Personal customized dashboards - these allow you to collect and organize in one page streams from different notebooks, traffic and social sharing data and more.
Syndication - syndicate to major socia platforms such as Twitter and Facebook as well as to Wordpress and Mialchimp.
Collaboration - invite co-editors, curators, newsmasters to complement your work or to fuel a common newsroom activity allowing everyone to track, review, comment and edit individual notebooks.
Embedding - standard embed code to publish/integrate any notebook inside any website or blog page.
Analytics - Acces to detailed traffic data.
Smart attribution - Spundge automatically tracks original sources from where you are picking content, images or video clips and automatically credits them.
Custom sources - plug-in private RSS feeds or your own API to feed unique proprietary content into your notebooks.
Free version available.
Read The Nieman Journalism Lab review of Spundge: http://www.niemanlab.org/2012/09/first-look-spundge-is-software-to-help-journalists-to-manage-real-time-data-streams/
For more info: http://www.spundge.com/
Via Robin Good
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As a high school teacher, I’ve witnessed many parents try to monitor their children’s internet usage, with varying levels of success. I’ve also noticed that many school districts ...
===> Educators and parents often act simply as gatekeepers to the internet. <===
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I agree completely to this and encourage the blogger, while also providing YOU some other interesting resources here:
- http://www.scoop.it/t/21st-century-learning-and-teaching?tag=Digital+Citizen
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Online gaming used to be an activity confined to dimly lit arcades, but it can now be enjoyed by anyone and everyone.
A MUST read for parents and teachers: http://about-threats.trendmicro.com/ebooks/keep-your-children-safe-online/#/1/
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Die Geschichte der Computerviren
Mehr erfahren:
http://www.itespresso.de/2012/10/18/die-geschichte-der-computerviren/
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They allow students to comprehend, interpret, and analyze complex information in a quick and clear manner. This combined with the brain research to support why infographics are so effective gives teachers a powerful new tool to use for teaching and learning. Via Nik Peachey
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Does your child bring a handheld device to school to access the Internet?
Read more: http://info.uknowkids.com/blog/bid/234136/BYOD-Bring-Your-Own-Device-School-Policy
Erica Cruz's curator insight,
October 20, 2015 2:45 PM
This article made me think about what are my school policies and guideline for safe use of a mobile device at school.
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Oracle on Tuesday pushed out a bevy of security patches for its products, including an update to Java that remedies at least 30 vulnerabilities in the widely-used program.
Read more, a MUST: http://krebsonsecurity.com/2012/10/critical-java-patch-plugs-30-security-holes/
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Read also my FREE course here who shows YOU to find out if YOU have the latest updates from YOUR Browsers + add-ons
- http://gustmeesen.wordpress.com/2012/03/16/beginners-it-security-guide/
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Panda Security signed a collaboration agreement with Facebook to protect users. Facebook users will be able to download a free 6-month version of Panda Internet Security 2013 from the AV Marketplace. Additionally, both companies will share their databases of malicious URLs to protect users while surfing the Web.
Read more: http://www.net-security.org/secworld.php?id=13787
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Beim Surfen über Wireless-Lan werden Sie leicht Opfer von Hackern, die die Verbindung zum Hotspot für Angriffe nutzen können. Dagegen schützt Sie Hotspot-Shield.
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October is the European Cyber Security Month. The goal is to raise awareness about cyber risks. Among all internet users, children are one of the most vulnerable groups. Phil Banyard, Reader in Psychology at Nottingham Trent University has been researching on how schools in UK deal with those risks.
Read more, a MUST: http://elearningeuropa.info/en/news/quoteducation-way-reduce-cyber-risksquot
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If you're trying to break into a Windows computer—whether you've forgotten your password or are hatching a more sinster plan—you have quite a few options.
Gust MEES: Encryption of your HD is a MUST!
Read more why...: http://lifehacker.com/5674972/how-to-break-into-a-windows-pc-and-prevent-it-from-happening-to-you
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