Depression is one of the most common illnesses in young people, with Adolescent Depression Awareness Program figures showing that as many as five per cent of teenagers suffer from the condition. Online phenomena such as bullying and privacy issues have seen social media use linked to teen depression. However, the causes of mental illness can… Continue reading Social Media and Teen Depression: The Facts

Twitterquette is the term for etiquette on Twitter. Like wiping your feet at the door and not slurping noodles, there are certain rules for using the social media outlet, accepted behaviors and expectations that have silently arisen as more and more people chat and share their lives 140 characters at a time. Twitter has its… Continue reading Twitterquette: Good Manners For Twitter

In recent years social media has exploded in popularity, providing a set of powerful tools for the job seeker. But actually using them to find a career is difficult – even for those with strong networking skills. Here are five ways you can use social media to connect with employers and find the career of… Continue reading How To Use Social Media To Improve Your Career

Look for HD videos If you are listening to music or watching movies on YouTube, you should definitely be aware of how much better the sound is when the video is in HD, or high definition.The high-quality sound found in HD results is such that you will generally not notice a decline in quality, even… Continue reading Ten Tips and Tricks to Improve Your YouTube Experience

Genealogy has been a field of study for thousands of years, but until fairly recently, was reserved for nobles and clergy. In the early 19th century, however, genealogical research was systematized by historians, making it much more accessible to commoners. Later in the 19th and early 20 th centuries, the Latter-Day Saints took those efforts… Continue reading An Introduction to Genealogy