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Can I read Facebook for GrownUps: Use Facebook to Reconnect with Old Friends, Family, and CoWorkers on EtoBox?

Facebook for GrownUps: Use Facebook to Reconnect with Old Friends, Family, and CoWorkers by Michael R. Miller is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

What is Facebook for GrownUps: Use Facebook to Reconnect with Old Friends, Family, and CoWorkers about?

Facebook started out as a social network for high school and college kids. But now grown-ups like you are getting connected, too even if you use Facebook much differently than your kids do. If youre a grown-up looking to join the Facebook bandwagon, Facebook for Grown-Ups is just the guide you need. Youll learn how to use Facebook to reconnect with old friends and family members and keep them up-to-date on whats happening in your life. Facebook for Grown-Ups shows you how to open a Facebook account, find new friends, post status updates, and share family photos and videos. Youll learn how to become a fan of your favorite performers, join a business network, and create your own topic-specific groups. And if youre worried about privacy, Facebook for Grown-Ups shows you how to keep your personal information from becoming public knowledge. Youll even learn how to keep track of what your kids are doing on Facebook without them knowing it. This revised and updated edition shows you how to best use Facebook's new Timeline profile page. You'll learn how to customize your Timeline, edit and highlight events, and add your own personal cover image.

Who reads Facebook for GrownUps: Use Facebook to Reconnect with Old Friends, Family, and CoWorkers?

It is typically read by self-directed learners exploring a subject in depth.

Common subject areas: history, science, philosophy, social sciences.

Author
Michael R. Miller
Publisher
Que Publishing
Published
2011
Language
EN
ISBN
9780132877688
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Computer Science, Sociology, Networking

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