1a. Define paraphrasing.
A:To write something in your own words.


1b. What is one reason parahrasing is a valuable skill?
A: It's a valuable skill because it can help you with assignments they assign you at school which says to write a summary in your own words.


TIP 1 – Beware of TMI: the five things you should never share
A: People need to learn that they can't keep giving out there information such as social security number, birth date, home address, or phone number to a random person.


TIP 2 – Customize privacy options
Social networking sites such as myspace, tumblr, and facebook gives the users their own control for their own privacy settings to make sure no one can find out their information.


TIP 3 – Limit work history details on LinkedIn
A: Don't put up too much information about yourself if you are looking for a job and you want recruiters to hire you, there can be internet thieves that can get your information and use it for other purposes.


TIP 4 - Don't trust, just verify
A: Most people steal other peoples private information because they might want to do a prank on them or just do it for fun.


TIP 5 – Control comments
A: People can impersonate other people on these commenting systems because you really don't know who the person is.


TIP 6 – Avoid accidentally sharing personal details
A: You don't want to let details slip about yourself an example is that facebook has a newsfeed which says "what is on your mind?" Anyone can put anything on there and many people can see what they post up in the newsfeed.


TIP 7 – Search yourself
A: People should search up their name on google because if your name shows up in another loction, then you know that there is someone else using your identity at another location.


TIP 8 – Don't violate your company's social networking policies
A: You should becareful of what you put up on social networking site. Many jobs can find out about a persons background information just by looking at their profile. You want to make sure there is no inappropriate information on there.


TIP 9 – Learn how sites can use your information
A: People say that sites make money by advertising you which means they take your personal information and advertise it to other people in your society.


TIP 10 – Forget the popularity contest
A: Mose people think they are a "winner" when they have more friends than you. But study shows that people who have a lot of friends, they are most likely all strangers that the person doesn't even talk to.


TIP 11 – Create a smaller social network
A: It can be easier if there is a smaller social networking site because on a big site, you can get lost and put up a lot of information about yourself and not know what the big sites are going to do with it.


TIP 12 – Setup an OpenID account
A: This kind of site will help other people know that this is your real identity and that it is not anyone else trying to steal your own identity.