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You can drastically cut your risks on Facebook if you choose your settings carefully. Know what you should change, enable or disable to keep your information and identity on Facebook as safe as possible.

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It's almost impossible nowadays to keep social networks out of the workplace. But how do you maintain its use in business without it becoming a burdensome security issue?

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Our annual security threat report details the latest threats in the security landscape, including threats that may lurk in social networks.

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When you outright ban access to popular sites, especially social networking sites, your users tend to want to fight against it. Anonymizing proxies are a popular tactic, but they can also be quite dangerous

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Sites like Facebook and Twitter provide users with a place to share personal information with friends family and the public an activity that's proven to be hugely compelling to Internet users. In response to the demand technology is evolving to encourage the disclosure of information that was formerly discreet (like location) and to enable the sharing of information even when not sitting in front of a traditional computer (like from mobile phones).

But it doesn't take much forethought to realize that there are countless privacy pitfalls in a world where a near-endless stream of personal bits is indiscriminately posted indefinitely stored and quietly collected and analyzed by marketers, identity thieves, and professional government snoops in America and abroad. The public controversies that have erupted to date Facebook's drastic terms of service changes and Google Buzz's forced sharing of email contacts are only the first snares in a rapidly growing thicket of social networking privacy issues.

Here are some of the ways EFF is working to protect your privacy as the use of social networks grows:

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With the advent of online social networking platforms, NAEA is now providing many new opportunities and ways for those dedicated to preserving and advancing art education to connect with one another, and share common goals and innovative strategies.

Click on the images/links below and engage with your community.

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NAEA Elementary Division NAEA Middle Level Division NAEA Secondary Division NAEA Preservice Division NAEA SummerVision DC Committee on Lifelong Learning Early Childhood Art Educators Independent School Art Education Special Needs in Art Education Womens Caucus

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LISTSERVS Join one of NAEA's e-mail lists organized by region, teaching level, and special interest groups.

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Disclaimer: Information provided via NAEA's social networks are for educational and information purposes only. NAEA is not responsible for, nor does it endorse, the opinions and information posted on these networks by others. Any references to commercial products or trade names are made with the understanding that no discrimination is intended, nor is there an endorsement, by NAEA of any products or companies mentioned. View NAEA's full Terms of Use Policy.

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Inspire and recognize your students who have shown outstanding ability in art.

Stay abreast of the latest news, developments, and conversations related to the visual arts education field.

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