Social Media Confusion

The Buzz of this year (and probably several years) is the phrase Social Media. Everyone is an expert. Speakers everywhere are casting their nets to rake in clients. Webinars promise the answer. Social Media secrets are being revealed by executives and movement leaders everywhere. Each guru has their set of ‘secrets.’ The desire to find the magic bullet can be so intense that the research can go...

What is Social Media?

A phrase that is thrown around more than mashed potatoes in a food fight. It means and implies many things to man people, however what we want at The Web Game is to be sure that we are all on the same page. With the arrival of common ground it becomes possible for everyone to be moving toward the same targets. As Always Charley Carlin

How do I …?

Empowering you means you can do it. You will be trained to do the basic site updates and then can add as many additional badges and tools as you want. The only limitation for your empowerment is you! We can get you there! As Always Charley Carlin

What is WordPress?

WordPress can be anything you want it to be. This may seem like an odd statement, but as you look at WordPress sites around the world you can easily see that WordPress can be anything from a very advanced complex site to a basic blog, with all flavors in between. One of the big keys here is that you can have a WordPress site and begin posting information almost immediately  and the site can grow...

What is Open Office?

OpenOffice.org Writer is a full-featured word processor. It features unique tools such as the Navigator and Stylist. These make changing the formatting throughout a large document easy as 1-2-3. OpenOffice.org Calc is a full-featured  spreadsheet. It has a vast number of statistical and scientific functions. It can create pivot tables, charts and more. OpenOffice.org Impress is a full-featured...

What is Open Source?

In brief, open source software is software which meets the following criteria: 1. Unrestricted redistribution. Open source software can be redistributed either for free or at a profit. 2. Source code. The source code (i.e. “blueprints”) for the software must be made available. 3. Derived works. The source code can be used to produce derived works. For the complete details of what open source is,...