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This document provides an overview of cyber security topics such as passwords, email hacking, web browsing, and phishing. It emphasizes the importance of using strong and unique passwords for all accounts, enabling two-step verification for email like Gmail, only browsing securely on trusted devices, and avoiding phishing scams that try to steal personal information. Tips are provided on how to recognize phishing attempts, what to do if your email is hacked, and protecting privacy on social media.
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2) The author will analyze the situation using structuration theory, which examines both micro (individual) interactions and macro (social structures) influences.
3) Structuration theory views agency and structure as mutually dependent rather than determinants of each other. Individual actions both shape and are shaped by social rules and resources over time.
Factors Contributing to Social Mobility- Education and Network Ties
This document analyzes factors that contribute to social mobility through a study of three individuals from different social classes. It finds that education and network ties influenced the social mobility of all three subjects. One subject rose from lower to upper class through higher education and marriage connections. Another subject stayed in the middle class despite becoming a young parent through strong education. The third subject sank to the lower class with limited education and network ties. The document explores how cultural capital from education and social capital from network ties can either enable or hinder social mobility.
Script Practice mobile app
The document provides instructions for real estate agents to practice sharing their real estate app via text message at an open house or via email during a listing presentation. It includes example scripts for the agents to use when introducing the app to potential home buyers or sellers. Agents are instructed to role play different scenarios, with one agent playing the buyer or seller and the other playing the real estate agent. The agent then demonstrates how to share the app by sending a text message with their contact information or an email with the listing details.
Kw mobile app powerpoint
This document provides an overview and instructions for using a mobile app to help win and keep real estate clients. The app allows users to search for homes, see client wish lists, and share the app through social media and scripts. The goals are to keep clients loyal, save time, and demonstrate value through easy home searches and client-focused features. Instructions are given to explore the app, share it on Facebook, and develop plans and scripts for promoting the app to sellers, buyers, and others.
Social Media Class
This document provides guidance on using various social media platforms for real estate business purposes. It discusses creating Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, and Snapchat accounts and profiles, and using Hootsuite to manage multiple social media streams. Specific tips are provided for each platform, such as posting engaging content regularly, using hashtags and branded hashtags, engaging with followers, and taking advantage of the visual nature of platforms like Instagram and Snapchat to showcase property listings. The overall goal is to connect with potential clients, build an online presence, and promote real estate listings and services across social media.
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Cyber security
- 2. OVERVIEW • Passwords • Email hacking • Web browsing • Phising • Social Media
- 4. PASSWORDS • Use a mix of characters and symbols • Ex: MyP@ssw*rd127 • No personal information! • Don’t share with others • Don’t write it down on a sticky note • One password for one site/device/etc. Period. • Change your password for EVERYTHING regularly • Security Questions: Don’t have to be true, just memorable
- 6. SO HOW DO I REMEMBER THEM ALL? • Cell phone apps! • iPhone: LockBox • Android: Keeper
- 7. 2-STEP VERIFICATION WITH GMAIL • Enter your password to sign in • Then a code will be sent to your phone via text and you will be prompted to enter that code • You can select specific computers to use only your password • Any unverified computers or devices will need the 2-step verification • https://accounts.google.com/SmsAuthConfig
- 8. HELP! HOW DO I CHANGE MY GMAIL PASSWORD? • Google search “change gmail password” • Follow “Go to change password” link
- 9. HELP! HOW DO I CHANGE MY MYKW PASSWORD? • Log in on mykw.kw.com • Go to the Technology tab • Click “Change Password”
- 10. EMAIL HACKING • 1 out of every 239 emails is hostile • 1 out of every 299 are phishing attacks • Malicious attacks are up 81% • If a link or attachment looks suspicious, DO NOT OPEN IT • If a link or attachment is unexpected, DO NOT OPEN IT
- 11. HELP! MY EMAIL WAS HACKED! WHAT TO DO 1. Change your password 2. Tell your contacts 3. Scan your computer (put in a help ticket with Reppert Factor) 4. Review your personal settings 1. Make sure there is no sneaky forwarding addresses 2. Check your signature field to make sure no links have been added to it 5. Change passwords for other sites 6. Monitor: bank accounts, credit cards, etc
- 12. THE WORLD WIDE WEB • Sensitive browsing (i.e. banking, shopping) should only be done on a device that belongs to you. • The URL, look for: • https or (indicate a secure website) • Correct spelling • Save downloads vs running them • Gives your system an extra chance to check for viruses • Avoid illegal downloads • Update your browser when it prompts you to • Bookmark important sites
- 13. PHISHING – WHAT AND WHY • The activity of defrauding an online account holder of financial information by posing as a legitimate company • Usually in the form of email with links that direct to a spoofed website • The goal is to get personal information from you • Quiz time!
- 14. PHISH OR REAL?
- 15. PHISH!
- 16. PHISH OR REAL?
- 17. REAL!
- 18. PHISH OR REAL?
- 19. PHISH!
- 20. PHISH OR REAL?
- 21. PHISH!
- 22. PHISH OR REAL?
- 23. REAL!
- 24. SOCIAL MEDIA • Not all of your “friends” are friends • The Do Not Post List • Where your kids go to school • A picture with your street name in it • When you’re going on vacation • Full birth date • State you were born in • Location, location, location – turn location services off