Imagine you’ve bought a new webcam and you’re trying to record your own computer screen.
The webcam has a built-in USB microphone.
For your recordings, you speak as you record your screen.
Only to have an echo in your recording.
Argh. What’s going on?
Your searches online don’t provide any useful help and you’re looking to resolve the issue quickly.
What do you do? Continue reading Good News: How a Tweet Helped Resolve Webcam Recording Echo
Imagine you’re attending a cybersecurity webinar to learn best practices for your small business.
You’ve watched the sleek slide presentation, listened to the speaker recommendations for managing data security, and waited patiently to ask your questions at the end.
Only to hear the presenter say the webinar ran long and there’s no time left for questions.
Ugh.
It’s happened to me multiple times and it’s frustrating.
Which is why I’m glad the National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA) is hosting a free webinar this month where experts will answer questions about cybersecurity. Continue reading Webinar: Cybersecurity Q&A: You Have Questions; These Experts Have Answers
One of the reasons I enjoy Twitter is learning about useful resources and newsletters.
I’ve learned about accessibility workshops, found solutions for coding problems, and discovered newsletters that help me with my web design work.
Which is what today’s post is about: a helpful digital tools newsletter my friend Birgit Pauli-Haack shared on Twitter.
I just subscribed to Wonder Tools: Useful tiny tips for getting more done, better by @jeremycaplan https://t.co/g6OnH8jOYx
— Birgit Pauli-Haack (@bph) June 9, 2020
Published by Jeremy Caplan, he describes WonderTools as
A free short newsletter on digital tools that help make working from home more efficient, enjoyable and creative.
The slogan for his newsletter is Useful tiny tips for getting more done, better.
Exactly what I need. Continue reading Quick Tip: Wonder Tools Newsletter