ios 10 and how to get it

This is how to get it right now

iOS 10 is now available: This is how to get it right now

 

 

Update: On second thought, maybe it’s worth waiting. Many of those that attempted the upgrade this morning ran into some rather severe issues that necessitated a complete re-install of 9.3.5 and then a second attempt at an upgrade to iOS 10.
It’s iOS day! Apple’s latest release of their mobile operating system has landed, and a lot has changed.
It all comes down to the fact that the new version includes security enhancements as well as a bunch of new features. There are a ton — an eccentric new version of iMessage with its own App Store, new powers for Siri, a redesigned home screen, rich notifications and much more.

How to update

Ready? Let’s do this. Make sure you have a decent Wi-Fi connection and your phone is either charging or has more than 50 percent battery left.
Then, go over to settings and press ‘general’. When you hit the Software Update button everything will speak for itself. Within minutes you’ll have a better, more secure phone.

Want to know more?

We dove into a lot of the new features that are included with this release. If you’re waiting for your phone to download the update, it’s the perfect reading to prepare yourself:
Apple announces iOS 10, and it’s jam-packed with features
Here’s how Apple will make every app much faster in iOS 10
Apple’s iMessage App Store is now open for iOS 10 users

 

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LANGUAGE AND APPLICATION

How To Learn Any Language With An App

Apps are all the rage nowadays, and for good reason. They can help you out in just about every area of your life, whether it's keeping fit, organizing your schedule, communicating with friends, or even learning a language. Just like any tool though, you need to know how to use it properly to really benefit. Here's a user guide for optimal app use, provided courtesy of an app-addicted superuser

Technology is wonderful. Put it in the hands of someone like Elon Musk and it can send people into space, make a future of clean, renewable energy a reality, or build electric cars. Put in your hands it can help you achieve all sorts of things, from learning to code to learning a language.Educational apps are becoming increasingly popular as a supplement, and sometimes as an alternative, to traditional education. Why? Well, for starters, it’s supremely convenient to learn on a pocket-sized device that you already carry around with you at all times. The best apps are also highly intuitive, interactive and adaptive, coaxing you in and getting you hooked on learning.But apps, just like textbooks and language lessons, are a medium through which a language can be studied. The way you use them will affect how successful you are. If you flick nonchalantly through a textbook and don’t dare say a word in your language lessons, you’ll make slow progress. The avid reader who repeats each exercise in the textbook and engages the teacher in conversation will power ahead. So how do you ensure you get the most out of your app, and what should you consider before clickinginstall?

Before that, a very quick intro: I developed the following five points from my experience as both a language teacher and learner, and from working in startups in the field of language. I spent six years teaching in Germany and Spain as well as developing a video learning startup. I first came to language learning late, however. I started learning Spanish at twenty-two, and had reached working proficiency in Spanish and German by about twenty-eight. I’ve been using apps for the last few years, and participated in two grueling and ultimately successful one-week challenges to go from zero to hero in Italian and French. If you’re interested, you can see the French challenge here.

So, just before downloading an app, here’s what you should think about:

1. Beware the app which sells itself as the Holy Grail of language learning, the one-stop-shop, the answer to all your troubles. This is the commendable and very genuine aim of the educators and developers behind the best apps (and the globular marketing drool of the worst), but it’s also out of kilter with those same educators’ ideals. Confused? The people behind the apps are driven to build the best product available, but, and bear with me on this one, they’re also passionate language learners themselves. Any seasoned language learner will tell you that the beauty of striving and reaching proficiency in a language is the world which it opens up to you. This is a world of diverse sources of information, from newspapers and books to TV, radio, music and, yes, even real people. Would you limit yourself to one medium in your native language? Probably not, so why refrain from doing so in your new language? I encourage you to use apps extensively, but not exclusively.

2. Establish your purpose and plan your habits: do you want to be fluent in weeks or are you in it for the brain training? The good apps are structured to help you fit your studies around your timetable. The best apps adapt themselves based upon your behavior. These apps encourage habit building, because the successful formation of a habit ensures your safe and regular return. When would you like to return? Personally, I’m a reformed early-morning-email-checker. Instead of cycling through emails I won’t answer until I’m in the office anyway, I skip nimbly through a course or two and then talk to myself in the shower. Weird, but effective.

3. Remember that an app is a tool — a great tool — but it’s not the greater purpose. A good app will spur you on with implicit or explicit gamification. What does that mean? App developers have taken the elements of game design which make video gaming so addictive and applied them to educational apps. Sneaky? Maybe, but it’s all for a good cause: to keep you learning! Rarely will you have heard someone bent over a textbook remark, "I’m completely addicted to learning Spanish!" Among all the rewards and extrinsic motivation, don’t forget your purpose and own, intrinsic motivation: It wasn’t to complete level five and win some virtual gooseberries of virtue, it was to shoot the breeze with the locals, perched on a bar stall in Spain in front of a caña and an unhealthy portion of pimientos de padron.

4. We love your feedback! This isn’t a hollow call to arms trying to decrease the social distance between faceless developer and learner. Feedback is truly, madly, deeply golden. Why? For two main reasons: Firstly, all that mumbo-jumbo about revolutions and changing the world does rub off a bit. This means there’s a wave of motivation propelling the app towards excellence, and app developers will be receptive to your input. Secondly, everything you touch within the app can be adjusted and improved quickly and to the benefit of everyone. It’s almost Darwinian. If you’re not 100% delighted with everything, there’ll be frowns on those faceless developers’… um, faces. So say what you think, or even better, pop those thoughts in an email. Everything can and will be better.

5. Make it social. No, I don’t mean posting your progress on Facebook. I mean social for real. I attribute the speed of progress I made in Italian to the competition/support engendered by Jim, my partner in studytime. Find a friend to accompany you. Supplement your studies with an evening class. Borrow a book. Buy a book. Book a week away and attend a language school. Just don’t forget your phone!

If I may speak sincerely, the combination of app, language school, Jim, evenings out, and a choice book or two proved extremely potent. It’s hard for an Englishman to be so revoltingly saccharine, but I genuinely surprised myself with what was possible that week. I walked away with friendships I’d established in Italian. It was immensely fulfilling. I recommend it.

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NEW TECHNOLOGY

 New Technologies That Will Become Mainstream Soon

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Technology is an ever changing, always evolving thing. There are new technologies coming out every year and there is always something on the brink of becoming mainstream. Take the smartwatch for instance. Two years ago it was a prototype and now there will be at least four different high quality smartwatches by the end of 2014. Let’s take a look at other new technologies that are about to become mainstream soon.

1. Smart glasses

We’ve seen this already a little bit with Google Glass but that’s just the beginning. Despite getting a lot of press and controversy, Google Glass is a very young product. In fact, all the pairs that are out now are beta test units. Sometime in the next couple of years Google will be releasing a consumer level version for a much cheaper price. It’s also very likely that there will be competitors releasing smart glasses right alongside Google Glass. There will be some who don’t like it at first but eventually the kinks will be worked out and this is a thing that will happen.

2. Smart data

More and more things are becoming automated these days but there are things we still have to do manually. Like adding someone to your contacts list on your phone or in your email. Things like this are probably coming to an end soon. In the video above, a company called RelateIQ is already working on turning your relationship management into an automated thing by building a contacts list automatically based on things like your email inbox and your current contacts list, messages, etc. There will come a point where you just need to ask for someone’s name and you can create a contact profile immediately without any work on your part.

3. Wearable electronics

With the aforementioned Google Glass and smartwatches, we’re already seeing this to a degree but it’s going to get way more crazy than that. Smart glasses and smart watches are social devices that connect you to the outside world. There are other wearable electronics in the works that connect you to your body. We’re talking ear buds that measure heart rate, contact lenses that can measure your blood sugar, temporary tattoos that can unlock doors via NFC technology, and all sorts of cool stuff. Once they work this out for consumer use, it wont’ be long until you start getting options for implants that’ll track your vitals in real time so you’ll know you’re having a heart attack before your heart does. It’s going to save lives.

4. Smart houses

Once again, this is a thing that is right on the brink of being a real thing. We already have smart appliances such as refrigerators that will tell you when you’re low on a certain food item or an oven you can control with your smartphone. Sometime in the near future these things will be aggregated into an entire home unit that you’ll be able to control with your smartphone, tablet, or computer. We’re talking changing the thermostat, changing the channel on TV, and getting notifications that your laundry is ready all without leaving your couch. You can preheat the oven for dinner as you leave work so it’s ready to cook when you get home. It won’t be too much longer before your house talks to you and you can talk to it. The tech is already there, it’s just a matter of putting it all together in a stable enough manner for consumers.

5. Virtual reality gaming

You game nerds out there prepare yourselves. Many gaming fans already know of the Oculus Rift which is a VR headset that plays video games. It was recently bought by Facebook that is actively working on turning it into a social device as well as a gaming device. Samsung is reportedly working on their own as well. There will come a point where you’ll be able to go buy one of these headsets, take them anywhere, and watch, play, or view anything. It’s already almost there.

6. Screenless displays

Screenless displays are pretty much what they sound like. Displays that display things but without a screen. This technology has apparently come a long way in the last two years and is expected to make even more strides in the coming years. Things like holograms won’t be science fiction anymore. There may even be contact lenses that shoot images straight into your eye. This won’t just be a breakthrough for entertainment mediums, but people who can’t see well will be able to enjoy things for the first time without laser eye surgery.

7. Brain-Computer interfaces

These actually already exist to a degree. Quadriplegics have been using them for years to talk through a computer. The technology isn’t as refined as it could be but it’s well on its way. That means there could be a point in the future where you don’t need a mouse or a keyboard anymore. You can just think things and they happen on screen. This is great for people who have disabilities, people who want to be productive, and for gamers.

8. Universally available services

This may sound complicated but it’s really not because services like this exist. You may have heard of Uber. Uber is a taxi service that you can access pretty much anywhere where Uber has drivers. It’s in the U.S. and Europe with more places being planned. What makes Uber unique is its ability to be a universal service. There will come a time where you can call an Uber driver no matter where you are. These kind of services that transcend borders and continents by using the magic of the internet will continue to pop up. It doesn’t matter what language you speak or what country you’re in, you’ll be able to use the same service everywhere. Mark my words, there will be more services like Uber (but for other things aside from transportation) popping up once people have more ideas!

9. Digital downloads will kill physical objects

The end of owning physical copies of a video game are upon us. Popular computer gaming platforms like Steam and Origins have already begun distributing video games digitally without a disc or a cartridge. With the plummeting prices of flash storage (like you find on smartphones) and the increasing stability and speed of the internet, it’s absolutely certain that all video games (and media for that matter) will one day be only distributed digitally. That means no more CDs, game discs, DVDs, Blue-Ray, etc. It’ll all be files that you download directly to your TV, phone, MP3 player, or video game system. Music has pretty much done this already and movies are well on their way. Soon, it’ll be everything. It’s hard to imagine but streamlined and mainstream media and game downloads have only been a thing for about half a decade now and they still have a long way to go.

10. Robots will be everywhere

Huge strides have been made in robotics in the last ten years and more are expected to be made in the coming decade. We’re not talking fully intelligent robots (yet) but definitely ones that are stable and reliable enough to start working. It’ll likely start with places like assembly lines and work their way into other facets of manual labor that humans don’t want to do. We’re even seriously talking about robots performing surgery on humans while being controlled by a doctor and a technician. You can find demos of robots doing things like shooting wads of paper into trash cans or ones that pour coffee. If those are prototypes, then the finish products can’t be all that far behind.

11. Biofuels and renewable energy

The people alive right now know one thing for certain. We will be the last living creatures who considered fossil fuels as the only source of energy available on this planet. Within the next few decades, huge strides are expected to be made in solar and wind energy. People are exploring potential fuel sources from everything from wheat to algae. Our dependence on oil and coal is still pretty steadfast but it’s beginning to loosen its grip. In the next ten years, expect a huge push for electric cars, solar panels on houses, and lots of complaining from oil company executives.

12. Wireless energy transfer

There are already examples of this out in the wild. The Qi Wireless charging dock allows people with some smartphones (generally newer ones) to charge their devices without the use of cables. This is a big deal because wireless energy transferring has a lot of applications. When electric cars are a bigger deal, you’ll be able to just park on top of a charging center and your car will charge. They may even build solar-powered roads that charges your car as you drive (how cool would that be, really?). The applications are limited only by one’s imagination and wireless cell phone charging is just the tip of a very large ice berg.

13. 5G mobile data

Yes, I know we just now got 4G under control here in the United States and many places in the world are still stuck on 3G. Technology doesn’t stop just because we’re behind on our infrastructure. Currently 5G is in the research phase but the phrase has been increasingly tossed around. Keep in mind it only took a decade or two to go from 3G to 4G. Don’t expect it to take any longer going from 4G to 5G.

14. Artificial Intelligence

You’ve seen the movies about it but could it actually exist in our lifetime? The answer is yes, it very well may. If you’ve seen the famous robot designed by IBM that schooled everyone in Jeopardy then you’ve already seen the kind of progress we’ve made in artificial intelligence. There is still a long way to go but thanks to things like contextual technology (Siri, Google Now, Cortana, etc), we’re getting a lot better at drawing up software that can predict and react like a real person can. It won’t be much longer until it’s all integrated together to create a robot that can think.

15. Graphene

Back in 2004, the first sheet of graphene was produced. Ever since, scientists have been trying to figure out a way to mass produce it. Why? Because it’s going to make everything better. It could give us much faster internet. It’s 100 times stronger than steel so naturally it’s going to be awesome for building anything. We could use it as a filter for water and scrub the oceans clean of toxic waste. It could be used on smartphones to make them virtually indestructible. It would make batteries obsolete. Truth be told, we’re not going to list all the things graphene could be useful for because its applications are practically limitless. Sooner or later we’ll figure out how to mass produce it. Prepare for the second industrial revolution where everything is made from graphene. I mean everything. Not kidding.

It wasn’t long ago that most of this stuff was science fiction. To many (including myself) it still seems like something you saw in an episode of Star Trek or read in an HG Wells book. It’s almost frightening how far we’ve come but we’re almost there and in a few more decades, it’s going to be amazing to see how far we’ve come

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THINGS TEACHER DO WITH TECHNOLOGY

Seven Brilliant Things
Teachers Do With Technology

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Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness, that most frightens us.

But to be fair, I see just as many -- or even more -- brilliant teacher uses of technology. Here are seven technology practices that just make me marvel and feel proud to be part of the profession:

1. Empower kids with technology. Technology is an amplifier of natural abilities. Brilliant teachers see that good writers become better writers, good debaters become better debaters, good French speakers become better French speakers, good mathematical problem-solvers become better mathematical problem-solvers, and so on. by helping their students harness technology. They do not see technology as a crutch, but as a propellant. Brilliant teachers have experienced the empowering power of technology themselves. Brilliant teachers use good assessment strategies to rigorously determine the quality of technology-enhanced projects.

2. Creatively find and use resources. I can't believe the technology found in some of our teachers' classrooms. And it was neither provided by our department nor stolen (I don't think). Through personal purchase, through parent-teacher groups, through grants, through business partnerships, through parental contacts, through fund raising, and through classroom supply budgets, brilliant teachers amazingly amass digital cameras and clickers and sensors and classroom computer labs. One of our brilliant teachers MacGyver-ed his own document camera out of an old camcorder, plastic pipe, and duct tape. He calls it his Grover (not his Elmo).

3. Make conferencing real-time. Brilliant teachers don't wait until scheduled parent conferences to communicate with homes. Through e-mail, Web sites, online grade books, blogs, wikis, and, yes, even telephone calls, technology gives teachers the ability to make parents partners who help assure students' timely, quality work. They post newsletters, spelling lists, assessment tools, assignments, grades, calendars, discussion lists, and tips. They read and respond to parent e-mails. Most parents want to be involved, but they like knowing how.

4. Put kids in touch with the world. The classrooms of brilliant teachers [hokey metaphor alert] have no walls. Those teachers "get" the flat world challenge, understanding that tomorrow's citizens and workers will have an advantage if they can work successfully with other cultures. From "keypals" back in the day to Vicky Davis's Flat Classroom Project today, brilliant teachers give even the most remote students a glimpse and dream of the bigger world -- and help them both communicate and empathize with those in it.

5. Accept the role of co-learner. One of the best signs of intelligent people is that they tend to willingly admit when they don't know something. Brilliant teachers not only accept the dismal fact that they will never know all there is to know about technology, they also turn that condition into a classroom advantage by having their brilliant children teach them how to do something techie now and then.

6. Use the kids own devices to teach them. Brilliant teachers understand the old Arab proverb, "It's easier to steer the camel in the direction it is already heading." Students are increasingly and unstoppably bringing in personal communication devices -- cell phones, cameras, game devices, iPods/mp3 players, netbooks, laptops, and PDAs. Brilliant teachers know how to use cell phones to poll their classes; create podcasts of lectures for later review; use games to teach difficult concepts; and make "Google-jockeys" of student wireless laptop users. Read the report Pockets of Potential for a great overview of this topic.

7. Delight in the discovery, the newness, and the fun technology holds. It's not about technology; it's about finding out and doing "cool" things. We knew that ourselves as kids. Brilliant tech-using teachers have never lost the thrill of doing something new and interesting with these electronic Tinker Toys. They are pleased with their tech-using students and pleased with themselves. Brilliant teachers use technology's engagement (not entertainment) power. Technology is not "just one more thing;" it's a vital experience that brings discovery, excitement, and even fun to the classroom.

Technology won't make a poor teacher a good one. But it can make a good teacher even better. And it can help make great teachers the ones that students remember for the rest of their lives. I hope you all know teachers who make brilliant uses of technology. What do you see them doing?

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TRAFFIC TO YOUR FIVERR GIG NOW!!!

Such a large number of low quality venders trick website admins out of their money utilizing dark cap procedures that don't work. While they is valid, it makes little difference to being a fiverr dealer, the length of the administration you're offering is profitable and worth the five bucks you get for offering it.

In what manner would you be able to pull in more movement to your Fiverr gig? Here are a couple of thoughts.

Social Channels

Online networking publicizing is the go-to method for advancing your gig. How you go about it relies on upon your gig. On the off chance that it's a piece of your business, you can have your own particular business Facebook Page, and run a page devoted to your gig and the business encompassing it. This adds a demeanor of authenticity to gigs with shady notorieties, as SEO gigs. It additionally permits you to gather a focused on crowd.

You may likewise need to communicate your message in gatherings committed to your industry, or to your own loved ones, for extra verbal.

Past Facebook, Twitter is the greatest and best method for advancing gigs. You can likewise make Pinterest pins, Instagram photographs and even YouTube recordings. Make sense of the amount of time you're willing and ready to spend running profiles, and oversee the greatest number of as you can in that time.

Online networking additionally gives chances to a little PPC. While it may not appear like an extraordinary thought to pay to promote gigs that lone gain you a couple bucks, it's about volume. On the off chance that you pay $5 every week to get your message before 1,000,000 individuals, if even 10 of those individuals are intrigued and believer, you've made a noteworthy benefit.

Gathering Feedback

Fiverr is a place where there is shady characters hoping to turn a speedy benefit through massive mechanization and to a great degree ease generation. Numerous individuals are careful about paying somebody for a gig when they're taking a chance with the eventual fate of their site, or squandering cash on a repulsive realistic, or something similarly inefficient.

One approach to battle this notoriety is to gain – not purchase – a lot of input. Lamentably, you can just win criticism from individuals purchasing your administrations, so you have to concentrate on the fulfilled client. When you convey your item or administration, whatever it might be, request that the client abandon you criticism. After some time, you'll aggregate a minimum amount of positive surveys.

Improve Your Gig Description

When you compose the portrayal and prologue to your gig, you have to exploit both general SEO patterns and patterns on Fiverr particularly.

For SEO, catchphrases are an absolute necessity. Without watchwords, you won't appear for applicable gig questions, and individuals seeking through Google won't discover you. Abstain from spamming your catchphrase, be that as it may; one use, possibly two, is bounty. Rather, consider characteristic varieties to utilize.

For particular Fiverr tips, utilize an all-tops word in your feature and utilize graphical portrayals. Content is exhausting; the best changing over gigs all utilization graphical plans or even recordings in their depictions. Recordings aren't essential if, for instance, you're offering static pictures. In any case, in case you're delivering something that needs an intricate clarification, or in case you're making or altering recordings, a created video case is a smart thought.

Publicize on Your Website

This goes for anything you do; publicize it on any channel you possess. On the off chance that you have a site, on the off chance that you have a site, promote your administrations through those venues. You don't have to devote your opportunity to a steady stream of publicizing, however you have to specify it frequently enough that clients can come in and recognize what you offer. This may be notice in your blog entries, it may be a promotion in your sidebar, it may be a catch in your route; whatever it will be, it should be there.

Ping Your Mailing List

Unless you're new to the online business world and are getting your begin with Fiverr, you most likely have develop a mailing list. You can utilize this mailing rundown to publicize your different items and administrations, including your Fiverr gig. The trap is to tell the client what you do in a way that makes them need to buy. Gratefully, you have one favorable position; clients on your mailing list as of now trust you, so you don't have to break that obstacle. $5 is additionally an extremely modest value point for some administrations, so the bounce to a transformation is little.

On the off chance that you don't have a mailing show, you ought to begin building one. On the off chance that you don't have a site, you can do it through Fiverr; simply request a pick in when clients make utilization of your administrations. Keep the pamphlet going on a week after week or month to month premise, helping individuals to remember your administration, any new administrations you dispatch and any news you need to declare. You can utilize any number of projects to deal with your rundown, however MailChimp is both simple and easy to utilize.

Make a Video Advertisement

Pictures are more convincing than content, and video is more convincing than pictures. Regardless of the possibility that your clients don't generally watch your video portrayal, knowing it's there can have a major effect. They know you put out the push to make a video depiction, and the sneak peak picture demonstrates its quality in an unpleasant estimation.

You can likewise pick up advantage from posting your video promotion all through the Internet. Host it on YouTube for the social movement, or on Vimeo for its one of a kind group. Insert it on your site for extra movement stream. Connection to it in important talks, instead of connecting to your gig straightforwardly. Incorporate a suggestion to take action in your video, to urge off-site viewers to change over.

Purchase Traffic from Fiverr

You can, obviously, dependably purchase focused on activity from Fiverr itself. This isn't suggested for site throughput, as you never recognize what the nature of your activity is, yet on Fiverr all you need is two or three changes to profit back to say the least. Research the track records of individuals who offer movement and check whether you can inspire them to coordinate a stream your direction.

I am the Runs Key the SEM and SEO proficient. I utilizes blogging and content advertising as a platform for little organizations hoping to develop their online nearness.

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GETTING FAST TRAFFIC 2

Fast Traffic Code
Disclaimer: This WSO is for informational purposes only. I
am not held reliable for any results. All refunds and support
questions should be sent to joelswsohelpdesk@gmail.com
with the subject line : Fast Traffic Code only.
Fast Traffic Code is a simple little system I discovered when a
friend told me about it.
I don't like fluff at all. It's just not worth it. I want you to get
through with this WSO fast and quickly.
What I am going to show you is a simple little trick using a
famous little app.
Most social networks in today's world are connecting people
to thousands of people.
If you have ever been on Facebook and Twitter, you would
see that social media connects you to thousands and millions
of people.
However, so many sources on the web are filled with
thousands of people already optimizing them, so it becomes
harder to succeed.
I have found that you can't just go to the same place as
everyone else. You need to diversify.
Think of this WSO as your next new venture online. This
source is at their beginning stages online, and you can hit it
big with it before everybody else does.
This single WSO is going to pave the way to new
opportunities and ways of marketing.
___________
What Is This WSO going to focus on?
I'm going to focus on one specific social network.
Now, you first have to decide how you'll use this system. I
would recommend trying it with just getting website views to
see how it goes. You could go straight to an affiliate product if
you would like.
I won't go into detail what affiliate marketing is if you're a
newbie, but you can do a Quick Google search for it, or if you
want, (I'd gladly send you a free copy of one of my old WSOs
if you ask nicely)
____________
What I'm going to show you is Vine.
Vine is one of the most popular apps on the web right now.
Vine has created huge social media celebrities.
Vine takes on the idea that you make 6 second videos. Most
people are able to reach HUGE audiences with this app.
You'll need a smartphone to access and make use of this
strategy the most.
Download Vine right now to your phone.
Create a username and password. All pretty explanatory.
When you sign up, you want to start revining stuff so your
account looks like its a real account of a real person.
Just go through the different categories in the search section
(the search section is the second button on the bottom area)
Just find a category you find interesting, start looking for
different Vine videos that you enjoy, and just revine it. The
revine button is the arrow that you see under each new video.
Revines will pop up onto your profile. This helps make you
look active. Just enjoy for a little but since most vines are
generally very funny, you shouldn't get bored or anything.
The nice thing about this technique is how much fun you'll
have watching videos. You can head to the Popular Now page
to enjoy some of the Vines there. It's amazing how you have
millions of videos to revine, so just revine a few.
You just want to look legit.
Here is where the magic happens:
Note: this technique won't get you *extremely* targeted
traffic, but it can bring your offer to thousands of people at
any given moment. (PERFECT FOR CPA)
What you're going to do now is to head to the search box and
just type in "I Follow Back" or "follow back". Just look for
the vine accounts that have thousands of followers and are
following tons of people.
Just simply follow every single person you see in their list of
followers. It may take a few minutes. When you see all of
these people, just click on the button next to their username.
Just follow each person there.
Follow as much as you can. Try to only follow about a couple
hundred people. Wait about 30 minutes, and then go for
another thousand or so. When you're able to click on the
followers that quickly, it's amazing how quick you can get
them.
Let me tell you again: there's MILLIONS of people on Vine,
so you'll never lose out on people to sell to.
Here's the thing: the people you are following are the people
WHO FOLLOW BACK! In other words, THEY WILL
FOLLOW YOUR ACCOUNT BACK. What you're going to
do now is when you start getting people following you back,
which may only take a few minutes to do, you have the option
to SEND THEM A DIRECT MESSAGE RIGHT AWAY. You
can send a direct message to people who aren't following you,
but when they follow you, they SEE IT EASIER AND
FASTER, and 99% of these messages are read.
That may not be a real statistic, but anyone who is on this app
knows that their Vine messages are really important to check.
This is when it gets exciting, because you can have thousands
of people following you back, and it's easy to send them a
message now.
To send a VM to the people following you, click on the top
right happy face. It should lead you to an empty inbox.
Click on the three dots on the top right side of this page, and
then click on every person who is following you.
Send them a quick message, or if you're brave enough, a
video.
But a message is enough.
You can promote to them whatever you want.
Again, it isn't targeted traffic, but a lot of these people are
very interested in almost any type of industry.
Is this spamming?
Not exactly. It's not spamming because these people are
actually spamming themselves, to an extent. They just really
like getting the followers and someday using their accounts to
promote anything down the road.
In your messages, you can send a short and to the point
message about ANYTHING YOU WANT.
You cannot post links, but you can still get the traffic by using
a tinyurl and telling them what to type in. YES, THIS IS
STILL VERY RELIABLE.
You can actually send out a message telling them to try out a
CPA offer, which is where I think you will have the most
success with. (If you don't know how to get started with CPA,
just ask for help and I'll gladly send you a free copy of my old
WSOs about CPA marketing.)
Here's a message I once used for a CPA Offer:
"Thanks for the follow back! Do you want to check out this
(insert CPA offer niche here). You'll get (insert the benefit
here)"
I recommend using strictly CPA at first simply because you
aren't selling anything, and you won't get anybody blocking
you this way. Building your list is another option. (Promoting
anything related to free stuff always gets them)
But I have promoted Clickbank products a few times with
plenty of success.
The nice thing about Vine is that there are so many open
opportunities. I have been working on so many things to
maximize my time using the app. This is just one of the things
I've done using it, and it's all up to you to decide what you'll
be doing.
"Can You Share Your Vine Accounts?"
I would tell you, but Vine accounts can get suspended in
SECONDS if anybody reports any mischievous behavior, so
it's being saved just for me!
This simple technique is just one trick, so try to see what
works for you. Experimenting is always helpful.
I also recommend just trying different things because you
never know what may work for you.
What's The Demographic Of People On Vine?
It's very wide, and ultimately, it varies from person to person,
but rest assured, there are so many people to follow on this
site.
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Tips When Using Vine
- You Can Build A Real Following
You can actually build a real following. The nice thing about
Vine is that you can have Dozens of accounts. Some may be
deleted if they are inactive, so if you're going to try and
maintain maybe five or six accounts, keep them active and
sign into them every two days or so to avoid an account being
deleted. None of my accounts have been deleted, but I make
sure to update them and revine vines at least once every other
day to show that I'm using the account.
I highly recommend building one using this technique that I
have explained above, build another one trying to target
another set of accounts, and maybe two or three accounts all
doing the same thing.
And then you can try building a real following by doing the
things below:
- Repost Vines
Head down to the On The Rise page or the Popular Page, and
just take the videos people have posted and repost them. You
can download them to your computer, and you can just repost
it to the Vine platform through your own account. You can be
sure that people will like since it has been viral before.
- Using Hashtags
Hashtags are great. When you post vines, you need to make
sure that you put the most popular hashtags in your
description. Posting a vine is fairly simple when compared to
uploading a YouTube video.
Vine is like another YouTube.
It's a place that HASN'T been exposed as a place for
marketers to take advantage of.
YouTube is filled with marketers..... It's filled with spam
content. Vine is still trying to avoid such marketing material,
but to there are ways around it, and that is why the blatant
promoters get excused off.
Vine is just at the beginning stages.
Think of this opportunity as a place to really get yourself out
there for once. There are people using Vine to do all kinds of
things. If you want to make serious cash, make a boatload
from it by actually getting started on it now before others start
taking advantage of it.
Vine could be used online if you don't have a smartphone, so
please keep this in mind. I haven't been able to research all
about this, but there are many websites that do specialize in
this, and the main website allows you to create an account
online.
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I would recommend building a following on a real account
promoting whatever niche you want, whether it's making
money, fitness, cooking, or anything, and then on the side
creating tiny accounts that are meant to just help you get
those quick cash for Clickbank, CPA or whatever you want to
get fast traffic.
Please send me any questions here if you need help:
joelswsohelpdesk@gmail.com

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Different Types of Technology.

THE EVOLUTION OF TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION

 

To many of us, the term technology conjures up visions of things such as computers, cell phones, spaceships, digital video players, computer games, advanced military equipment, and other highly sophisticated machines. Such perceptions have been acquired and reinforced through exposure to televised reports of fascinating devices and news articles about them, science fiction books and movies, and our use of equipment such as automobiles, telephones, computers, and automatic teller machines.While this focus on devices and machines seems to be very prevalent among the general population, many educators also hold a similar perspective. Since Pressey developed the first teaching machine in 1926 (Nazzaro, 1977), technology applications in public schools and post-secondary education institutions have tended to focus on the acquisition and use of equipment such as film projectors, audio and video tape recorders, overhead projectors, and computers.
Since the early 1960s, however, a trend has emerged that is changing the way we perceive technology in education. At that time, educators began considering the concept of instructional technology. Subsequently, after considerable deliberation, a Congressional Commission on Instructional Technology (1970) concluded that technology involved more than just hardware. The Commission concluded that, in addition to the use of devices and equipment, instructional technology also involves a systematic way of designing and delivering instruction.
With the rapid development of microcomputer technology, increased research on instructional procedures, and the invention of new devices and equipment to aid those with health problems, physical disabilities, and sensory impairments, the latter third of the 20th century has borne witness to a very dramatic evolution. The current perspective is a broad one in which six types of technology are recognized: the technology of teaching, instructional technology, assistive technology, medical technology, technology productivity tools, and information technology (Blackhurst & Edyburn, 2000).

   TECHNOLOGY OF TEACHING 

The technology of teaching refers to instructional approaches that are very systematically designed and applied in very precise ways. Such approaches typically include the use of well-defined objectives, precise instructional procedures based upon the tasks that students are required to learn, small units of instruction that are carefully sequenced, a high degree of teacher activity, high levels of student involvement, liberal use of reinforcement, and careful monitoring of student performance.Instructional procedures that embody many of these principles include approaches such as direct instruction (Carnine, Silbert, & Kameenui, 1990), applied behavior analysis (Alberto & Troutman, 1995; Wolery, Bailey, & Sugai, 1988), learning strategies (Deshler & Schumaker, 1986), and response prompting (Wolery, Ault, & Doyle, 1992). Most often, machines and equipment are not involved when implementing various technologies of teaching; however, they can be, as will be seen later.

INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY 

Although there are differing opinions about the nature of instructional technology, the Commission on Instructional Technology (1970) provided the following definition:

Instructional technology is a systematic way of designing, carrying out, and evaluating the total process of learning and teaching in terms of specific objectives, based on research in human learning and communication, and employing a combination of human and nonhuman resources to bring about more effective instruction. (p. 199)

Typical applications of instructional technology may use conventional media such as videotapes, computer assisted instruction, or more complex systems, such as hypermedia programs in which computers are used to control the display of audio and visual images stored on videodisc (Blackhurst & Morse, 1996), CD-ROM and digital video discs. The use of telecommunication systems, particularly the Internet (Williams, 1995) and its World Wide Web component (Williams, 1996), have great promise for use in classrooms and for distance education. Computer software systems are now available that can be used to manage the delivery of instruction via the Web. Such systems have been used successfully to deliver instruction to undergraduate and graduate students on topics related to special education (Blackhurst, Hales, & Lahm, 1997).
It is important to note the various components of the above definition and to realize that technology is actually a tool for the delivery of instruction. In this conceptualization, technological devices are considered as means to an end and not an end in and of themselves. Use of technology cannot compensate for instruction that is poorly designed or implemented

ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY 

Assistive technology employs the use of various types of services and devices designed to help people with disabilities function within the environment. Assistive technologies include mechanical, electronic, and microprocessor-based equipment, non-mechanical and non-electronic aids, specialized instructional materials, services, and strategies that people with disabilities can use either to (a) assist them in learning, (b) make the environment more accessible, (c) enable them to compete in the workplace, (d) enhance their independence, or (e) otherwise improve their quality of life.Assistive technologies may include commercially available or "home made" devices that are specially designed to meet the idiosyncratic needs of a particular individual (Blackhurst & Lahm, 2000). Examples include eyeglasses, communication aids, alternative computer keyboards, adaptive switches, and services such as those that might be provided by speech/language pathologists.

MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY 

The field of medicine continues to amaze us with the advances constantly being made in medical technology. In addition to seemingly miraculous surgical procedures that are technology-based, many individuals are dependent upon medical technology to stay alive or otherwise enable people to function outside of hospitals and other medical settings. It is not uncommon to see people in their home and community settings who use medical technology.For example, artifical limbs and hip and knee implants can help people function in the environment. Cochlear implants can often improve the hearing of people with auditory nerve damage. Some devices provide respiratory assistance through oxygen supplementation and mechanical ventilation. Others, such as cardiorespiratory monitors and pulse oximeters are used as surveillance devices that alert an attendant to a potential vitality problem. Nutritive assistive devices can assist in tube feeding or elimination through ostomies. Intravenous therapy can be provided through medication infusion and kidney function can be assumed by kidney dialysis machines (Batshaw & Perret, 1992). In addition to keeping people alive, technologies such as these can enable people to fully participate in school, community, and work activities.

TECHNOLOGY PRODUCTIVITY TOOLS 

 

As the name implies, technology productivity tools are computer software, hardware, and related systems that enable us to work more effectively and efficiently. For example, computer software such as database programs can be used to store and rapidly retrieve information; word processing programs can be used to easily edit text material; FAX machines can facilitate the transmission of written documents over long distances; expert system computer programs can aid in decision making, such as weather forecasting; and video conferencing facilities can reduce the need for travel

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Information technologies provide access to knowledge and resources on a wide range of topics. The Internet, and its World Wide Web component, is the most prominent example of information technology. The Educational Resources Inform
ation Center (ERIC) is another example. The ERIC system enables people to search and locate much of the world's educational literature on a given topic. More information about the ERIC System is available elsewhere on this Web sit

A COMPLEX EXAMPLE

Each of the above types of technology has significant implications for the education of students with disabilities, in and of itself. It is important to remember, however, that these also may be used in combination.For example, a high school student who is paralyzed may require a respirator to assist in breathing (medical technology). In a course designed to teach about telecommunications, that individual may use a voice-operated computer (assistive technology) to pursue a tutorial about how to design databases from a software program (instructional technology) that was designed according to principles of near-errorless learning (technology of teaching). As a result of the tutorial, the student will be able to set up a database, enter and retrieve information necessary to function effectively in class (technology productivity tool) and use the Internet (information technology) to locate information that could be stored in the database.
While the above example may be somewhat extreme, it serves to place the various types of technology into perspective. In reality, it is more likely that only one or two types of technology would be used at a time. It is important to keep the different types of technology in mind when considering technology solutions for people with disabilities.

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