Practical Ed Tech Tips Facebook Page
Richard Byrne, the writer of the blog titled
Free Technology for Teachers, has recently
created a Facebook page where he and
others share practical educational
technology tips with each other.
Today, there is a podcast between Richard,
Dr. Wesley Fryer and Larry Ferlazzo.
In addition, there is an interesting article about not clicking on a link that looks like this: ɢoogle.com as it is a fake site. The real site is Google.com. Here is part of the article: “When you point your browser to ɢoogle.com, it’s actually leading you to xn— oogle-wmc.com...Yeah, that sounds fishy enough, and I don’t recommend visiting it. It’s definitely not the same as google.com, and looks spammy enough to potentially do harm to your computer.” ....sneaky...very sneaky.
And that is not all.....I could spend all day on this Facebook page. I am sure you will enjoy it too. Take a look at it today and Like it to continue to stay on top of the latest information.
The new Facebook page is:
In addition, there is an interesting article about not clicking on a link that looks like this: ɢoogle.com as it is a fake site. The real site is Google.com. Here is part of the article: “When you point your browser to ɢoogle.com, it’s actually leading you to xn— oogle-wmc.com...Yeah, that sounds fishy enough, and I don’t recommend visiting it. It’s definitely not the same as google.com, and looks spammy enough to potentially do harm to your computer.” ....sneaky...very sneaky.
And that is not all.....I could spend all day on this Facebook page. I am sure you will enjoy it too. Take a look at it today and Like it to continue to stay on top of the latest information.
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