Hello John:

Just because Face Book is not for you, it doesn't make it wrong.  It is
just the next step in social networking.

We continue to face this as new technology arises .  This happened with
the telephone, cell phones, the Internet, personal computers, and so on.
Many of us find ourselves expending a lot of effort to maintain the
status quo.  How often do we find ourselves working for an employer
whose motto seems to be something like "we support yesterday's
technology tomorrow" :)

On the subject of cell phones, who would have thought that texting would
be as popular as it is and that the word text would be changed into a
verb?

On the new technology front children are even playing with one another
differently.  Look at the XBox Live phenomenon.  More and more children
play with their friends in an on-line collaborate environment then ever
before.  Many of these friends they have met at schools, scouts, cadets,
etc.  Yet there are people with whom they interact who they have never
met in person.  This is becoming a challenge for parents.  Also for
children living with vision loss or a vision impairment this is going to
be one of the challenges we face.  I suspect they are being left behind
in this arena.  They may be intergraded or included in "the mainstream"
however they might be isolated, because they are not able to take part
in these on-line collaboration games.

Vic


-----Original Message-----
From: John G [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2009 8:09 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Facebook

Guys, ladies, gentlemen, can someone in plain English explain the 
facination with Facebook? I am genuinely interested to learn why the 
world and his wife are on Facebook.

John
At 13:55 17/02/2009, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I recommend that you take time and have a lot of patience  in learning
>Facebook.
>
>You will need to use your mouse navigation keys to navigate most of
>Facebook. If you want to invite friends, you need to navigate to the
>friend's profile and there is a button  that says, "Add as Friend."
You
>will need your mouse keys to do this.  Another option, till you get
used to
>the site, is to have friends send you a friend request.  This way you
won't
>have to hunt around as much.
>
>To add photos, route your mouse pointer to the top of the Facebook page
and
>click on, "Photos,"  Next, when that link activates, click on "my
photos."
> From there, you will see links to add photos.  There are two ways to
do
>this, with Facebook's uploader or with a slightly slower, but sometimes
>easier method, the Simple Uploader.
>
>Let me know your progress and I'll try to help.
>
>Janet
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