Teen Tech Talk Archives - Page 3 of 6

What is New Media?

New media is changing the way people across the world are entertained and consume information.

10 Ways to Protect Yourself from Online Scams

Here are ten simple things you can do to protect yourself from online scams.

Cybersecurity for Homeschooled Teens

We’ll take a look at some of the threats homeschooled teens face from cybercriminals, and how these can be both addressed and utilized as educationally valuable material.

Boosting Your Grades With Smart Tech In The Home

Living in a smart home and making the most of technology can significantly benefit you as a homeschooler.

Cyberbullying – It Can Affect Homeschooled Teens Too

All young people – even homeschoolers – are vulnerable to cyberbullying.

The Dangers of Teen Vaping

E-cigarette aerosol is NOT harmless water vapor. We’re just now learning about the health risks associated with teen vaping.

New Online Color Picker Tool

It’s fun and easy to extract the colors from existing images so you don’t have to hunt down the hex values or do any guesswork in color matching.

How to Protect Your Website from Hackers

Do you know what tactics should be followed to protect your website from hackers?

Building Information Modeling (BIM) as a Career Opportunity

BIM technology is a paradigm shift in the construction industry, but it’s expected to become standard practice in both large and small firms.

Paradigm Shift: From Bricks to Clicks

The main factor cited in the closing of retail stores is the paradigm shift in consumer shopping habits from “bricks to clicks.”

Protecting Your Homeschooled Teens From Cyberbullying

While homeschooling is a solution to bullying for some families, it doesn’t completely solve the problem of cyberbullying.

Computer Literacy: What You Really Need to Know

Computer literacy is the ability to use computers efficiently and effectively.

Top 10 Antivirus Programs

The right choice of well-functioning antivirus software is essential, but antivirus programs differ greatly in terms of security.

Are Your Facebook Friends Really Your Friends?

How many of your Facebook friends are actual friends? The kind you’d stop on the street and catch up with?

The Podcast Habit: I’m Removing My Music Habit to Save Time

I finally decided to download Google Podcast, and discovered that there were lots of things to entertain me, and fill my time with worthwhile values.

PhotographyTalk Scholarship

PhotographyTalk will select one student to receive a $1,000 scholarship based on their winning essay or video submission.

Budgeting 101

The first step in being financially responsible is knowing how to set up a budget.

Mobile Learning: A New Mode of Study

There are a few definitions of “mobile learning” in the scientific literature based on either technological characteristics or didactic opportunities of the given devices.