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Click on Show me my account. #3 How to read Google e-mail in the future Point your Web browser to: www.gmail.com. Sign in to Gmail with your USERNAME and PASSWORD that you created above. Click on a message header line to read that message. Click on Back to Inbox to return to your inbox. #4 Creating G-mail Labels Click on ( (top right), then Mail settings; then click on Labels. (other methods possible) Fill in the box Create a new label with the new label you want. Click on the Create button and the new label is created. Choose options needed. Select colors. To assign a label to a message(s), select the message(s) and click on the Move to box, then apply the correct label to the message(s). To list messages assigned to a label, just click on the label along the left side. You can apply more than one label to each message. #5 Creating G-mail Contacts Click on Contacts along the left of the Gmail screen. Click on the New contact button or +0and a new contact page will be displayed. Fill in the new contacts name and e-mail address at a minimum. You may add other information and add a note if desired. As you enter information, the changes will be saved. You can save a picture of the contact by clicking on Add a picture. #6 Keyboard Shortcuts will save you time Click on ( then Mail settings at the top right of the Gmail screen. Click on the Keyboard shortcuts on box near the top. Click on the Save Changes box at the bottom. To display the shortcuts information press + ?. Or to print a chart of shorts, go to Mail settings, then under Keyboard shortcuts click on Learn more. Print the page that is displayed. E-mail hints and notes #7 How to write a good e-mail Make sure every message you send is clear. Make sure that youre saying what you mean to say. Try to keep your message as short as possible. You want to get to the point right away so you dont waste a persons time. Make sure your spelling and grammar are correct. Gmail can spellcheck for you. Make sure your message wont be misinterpreted. For example, the person you send it to may not realize what you write is meant to be sarcastic or a joke and may not take it that way. Always use upper and lower case letters when typing messages. A MESSAGE WRITTEN IN CAPITAL LETTERS IS ANNOYING AND HARD TO READ. THIS IS CALLED SHOUTING. Using black type and an easy to read font makes it easier for whoever receives your message. Pick out a subject line for the message that will let the reader know what the e-mail is about. You want to make sure the people you are e-mailing open your e-mail messages. So dont make them guess what the message is about. Id recommend putting Special Olympics in the subject line along with whatever else the e-mail is about. That way the person youre e-mailing will want to open it right away! #8 Good e-mail habits Check your messages regularly! Try to do it once a day if at all possible. Reply to messages as soon as possible. You can reply to a message to answer a question, express an opinion, or supply the person with added information. Be very careful about opening an attachment. Dont open an attachment unless you know the sender check to make sure its really the sender you know. Everyone should have anti-virus software on your computer. See page 5 for lists of virus and spyware software. #9 Top 10 ways to deal with junk mail (spam) Never respond to a spam offer. Those fantastic deals for such things as high-paying, stay-at-home jobs are too good to be true. Responding may bring a new flood of mail to your inbox. Delete without reading. Enroll with caution. Before you register for anything, read the privacy policy. Make sure the organization wont share your e-mail address and that they will let you say no to future mailings. Be sure to scroll all the way down and look to find the place where you can say you dont want future mailings. Make sure no boxes are checked that you dont want information on. Unsubscribe to e-mail lists. Sometimes youll be invited to join a list where youll get a tip of the day or joke of the day. Sometimes it gets to be too much. Thats when you should go to the bottom of the e-mail to unsubscribe. If the link doesnt work or the organization doesnt honor your request, fill out an online complaint at www.ftc.gov or call 877-382-4357 toll free. Use a filter. Your Internet Service Provider (ISP) may filter out a lot of junk e-mail before it gets to you. Some provide users with an optional free program, like Earthlinks Spaminator or AT&T Worldnets Email Screener. Most mail programs will let you block a specific sender or use other filtering processes. Send junk mail to a separate address. Have a second e-mail account to use when you give an address online. You can use a second Gmail account for this. Select a unique user name. Unless you have an unusual name, use number and letter combinations in your name to foil a dictionary attack. Some spammers create alphabetical lists of probable addresses using common names. Keep your address under cover. You can buy software, such as Spam Motel, that hides your address when you send a message. Complain to both ISPs. Contact your ISP to report spam you receive. And then report it to the ISP of the spammer if possible. Speak up. Ask your congressional representative to support laws against spamming. Websites for you to visit #10 Some Special Olympics Websites www.soindiana.org Indiana www.specialolympics.org International www.lorettaclaiborne.com Special Olympics athlete Loretta Claiborne www.lafayette-online.com/specialolympics Tippecanoe County, Indiana www.porcoso.org Porter County, Indiana www.whitecountyspecialolympics.cfsites.org White County, Indiana www.specialolympicspulaskicounty.cfsites.org Pulaski County, Indiana www.sofl.org Florida www.sonc.net North Carolina www.specialolympicswisconsin.org Wisconsin www.specialolympics.ca Canada www.specialolympicsva.org Virginia www.sonj.org New Jersey www.facebook.com/SpecialOlympics SO Incorporated www.sonh.org SO New Hampshire www.vtso.org SO Vermont www.specialolympicsri.org SO Rhode Island www.specialolympicsmaine.org SO Maine www.specialolympicsma.org SO Massachusetts www.soct.org SO Connecticut #11 Some other Websites of interest www.kelloggs.com for Healthy Eating www.mypyramid.gov for Healthy Eating www.vegweb.com for Healthy Eating www.jokes.com for Global Messengers www.toastmasters.org for Global Messengers www.wal-mart.com for volunteers, coaches to buy supplies www.ebay.com for volunteers, coaches to buy supplies www.baseballrampage.com for volunteers, coaches to buy supplies www.baseballsavings.com for volunteers, coaches to buy supplies www.switchboard.com to lookup addresses and phone numbers www.hotels.com to locate travel information tile.net/lists to read newsgroups groups.google.com to read newsgroups allmyfaves.com Search engine search.yahoo.com Search engine www.alltheweb.com Search engine www.altavista.com Search engine www.google.com Search engine www.bing.com Search engine www.goodsearch.com Search engine www.ask.com Search engine dictionary.com thesaurus.com Internet Explorer and Searching hints #12 How to set your personal Home page in your browser Go to the page you want as your new home page (you can choose one you know or one from the handout). Click on Tools in the Menu bar, and then click on Internet Options. Click on the General tab. In the Home Page section, click on the Use Current button. Click on OK. #13 How to Bookmark a favorite website in your browser Go to the page you think youll visit often. On the browsers Menu bar, click on FAVORITES, then click on ADD TO FAVORITES (or Add to Favorites Bar). When the ADD FAVORITE dialog box appears, check the name that will appear in your list of Favorites. Change it if you want. Click on ADD button. TIP: hold the CTRL key and press D to bookmark the page. #14 Successful searching methods Be specific. If youre looking for Special Olympics Rhode Island, dont type Special Olympics or Rhode Island type Special Olympics Rhode Island. Being as specific as possible will help the search engine produce more focused results. Remember, computers arent human. They dont know what you mean unless you tell them exactly. Put phrases in quotations if youre looking for something very specific. Again, if you want to know about Unified Sports, dont just type unified sports. Instead type unified sports in quotations. Try to narrow the focus as much as possible by using several words. Say youre looking for information about ALPs. Dont type just athlete leadership, or you may come up with something about college or pro athletes. Type in Special Olympics Athlete Leadership to make it more specific. Improve your search by using - to delete bad hits. If you want information about amateur basketball, you might search for basketball, which will get you lots of NBA hits. Search for basketball nba and it will delete any websites with nba in the title (notice, theres no space between the hyphen and the nba AND no quotes around the words). Dont feel married to google or aol or whatever as your search engine. Each works differently, so the same keyword will not always produce the exact same results from one to the next. Explore and see which ones work best for you. Get help from your search engine. Most feature a section called Helpful Hints or Help or Advanced Search. Theyll give you pointers about how to use that particular search engine. Youll save a lot of time if you learn the basics of each search engine you try. Special Olympics contact information #15 Special Olympics Contacts for ALPs: Lyn Doyle lynd@purdue.edu Mike Doyle alpstechnology@gmail.com Kathryn Clark kdclark@welink.net #16 Anti-virus software based on PC World 2011 reviews Microsoft Security Essentials free with Windows 7 Symantec Norton Internet Security $70 for one year/three PCs Kaspersky Internet Security $52 for one year/three PCs AVG Internet Security $55 for one year/three PCs PC Tools Internet Security $30 for one year/one PC BitDefender Internet Security $24 for one year/one PC McAfee Internet Security $40 for one year/three PCs Spyware Terminator free Avira AntiVir Personal Edition free #17 Spyware protection software Microsoft Security Essentials free with Windows 7 WinPatrol Free or One Time Fee $29.95 for Plus Spyware Doctor $30 plus $50 annual renewal Windows Defender free Task Catcher $13 for purchase PC Tools Firewall Plus free Facebook #18 Creating a personal Facebook page Go to www.facebook.com. Fill out your details in the sign-up section. Dont be tempted to create fake names, which is against Facebook terms and conditions. (See www.facebook.com/terms.php?ref=pf). You should read these terms and conditions so you can understand better how Facebook works. Many people who have not used Facebook have concerns about privacy. Facebook takes privacy seriously. Be sure to read the policy: https://www.facebook.com/policy.php After filling out your details, click on the green sign up button youre now on Facebook! The Facebook page then will guide you through the next steps adding a photo, adding information about yourself and your interests. Remember, that what you put online is public, so dont share ANYTHING that you dont want the world to see. Facebook will guide you through connecting to friends and family. Be sure you let people know that youre now on Facebook. Configure your account. To do this, click on account in the top right corner and enter the information you want. Set your privacy settings. To do this, click on Privacy Settings in the top right corner and read the information and complete. Take every precaution available. Ask us for a copy of The (Very) Unofficial Facebook Privacy Manual. Become familiar with the Help Center. Again, access it from the top right corner. Here youll find all the help you need when you have questions, whether its about privacy, managing friends, or games! The next time you sign in to Facebook, go to www.facebook.com; it will pop up with a box for you to enter your e-mail and chosen password. Then click on Log In. You can check the box Keep me logged in if you use the same home computer and dont want to log in every time. Dont check the box if you use a public computer if you forget to log out, then others will have access to your account. #19 Facebook etiquette Make sure every message you send is clear. Make sure that youre saying what you mean to say. Try to keep your message as short as possible. Make sure your spelling and grammar are correct. Make sure your message wont be misinterpreted. For example, people may not realize what you write is meant to be sarcastic or a joke and may not take it that way. Always use upper and lower case letters when typing messages. A MESSAGE WRITTEN IN CAPITAL LETTERS IS ANNOYING AND HARD TO READ. THIS IS CALLED SHOUTING. Check your Facebook regularly! Try to do it once a day if at all possible. If something is offensive, remove it immediately. Strongly consider unfriending a person who posts using offensive language or personal attacks. Spell out your words dont use texting type words. 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