This document provides instructions for setting up an online diary and discusses social networking sites. It advises to use your own images and videos, write short lively sentences, and mention your subject often to get listed. Popular social networks discussed include Twitter for brief messaging, Facebook for longer updates and photos, LinkedIn for business, and Google+ for separating contacts into circles.

1. an “online diary”
¿How to set one up?
• First, enter your details where it says “create account”
(google account).
• Second, enter your data (pictures, videos,etc.)
• Then, you have the option of allowing poeple to
comment or not.
• And third, write your entry and hit “publish”.

2. But..
¡ BE CAREFUL !
• you are advised to use images and videos that you own, and no
others.
• keep it well written and lively.
• short sentences are better than long ones.
• mention your subject as often as possible in order to get your blog
listed,
Doi ng t hi s, peopl es expect at i ons wi l l be of a good
websi t e r at her t han a good book ! ! !

3. These “social networks”
are fun as well as usefull.
Social networking is a way of using your computer to talk to
other people, exchange pictures, and whatever you want to
do.
Here we have a few basic pointers on some of the most
popular
social networks:

4. It is a brief-text only messanges site, great for asking questions.You follow
your friends and they follow you. You can “re-tweet” interesting
messanges, and your friend’s followers can follow you.
Facebook is a webpage you can use for longer. Great for uploading
pictures, videos, playing games, and using applications for reviewing
books, films, an so on.
A bit like Facebook but for business. You can use this network to keep
in touch with your work colleagues, but you can only contact people
who is a friend of a friend, of a friend a so forth.

5. This network lets you put all your acquaintances in separate “circles”, so you
can post something to your best friends and not to your work colleagues.
You can upload as many pictures as you like, but there is less scope for
socialising.

6. This network lets you put all your acquaintances in separate “circles”, so you
can post something to your best friends and not to your work colleagues.
You can upload as many pictures as you like, but there is less scope for
socialising.