Tuesday Tip: Spotting Deception in Digital Media

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AI tools can easily modify, enhance, and edit online media, making it simpler than ever for misinformation to spread. That’s why it’s important not to stop at asking if something is real or fake; instead, actively consider whether an image or video is trying to trick you. KnowBe4 recommends the FAIK process—a homophone for FAKE. Whenever…

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Tuesday Tips: AI Hacks to Simplify Any Recipe Search

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Have you ever found a recipe you want to try, only to scroll through a long story that barely relates to the dish? If you’d rather skip the fluff and get straight to the ingredients and directions, AI tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, or others make that easy. Just copy the recipe link and paste it…

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Tuesday Tip: Master Word Editing with This Simple Shortcut

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When you work in Microsoft Word, speed counts. Editing shouldn’t slow you down. Instead of tediously jabbing the Delete key to erase text one character at a time, put the CTRL + DELETE shortcut to work—this deletes the entire word to the right of your cursor instantly. This means faster edits whether cleaning up typos, refining rough notes,…

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Tuesday Tip: Charm Your Reading List with These Top Apps

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In today’s digital age, book lovers don’t need to wander endless shelves to find their next great read. Apps have transformed the way we can discover stories, track progress, and connect with fellow readers. Do you ever wish for a personal librarian who knows exactly how to spark your imagination? The Goodreads app serves as…

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Tuesday Tip: Stay in the Action with Apple Sports

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As football season heats up—and baseball and soccer keep the excitement going—Apple Sports puts the action right at your fingertips. Get lightning-fast scores, stats, and updates in real time, all in one free app built for iPhone. Launched in 2024, Apple Sports makes it effortless for fans to stay in the know. From tip-off to…

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Tuesday Tip: How to Keep Your Devices Cool This Summer

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Summer is in full swing here in Georgia! If you’re feeling hot, so are your devices—and the ones your kids are carrying to school. Here’s how you can keep your valuable smartphones, tablets, and other tech cool and running smoothly all summer long: Charge devices indoors where it’s cool. Charging your phone or tablet warms…

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Tuesday Tip: Transform Images into Editable Excel Data Instantly

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If you’re still typing data from printed tables, PDFs, or screenshots into Excel, there’s an easier way. Excel’s “Data from Picture” feature uses Optical Character Recognition (OCR) to convert images of tables into editable Excel data, saving you time and reducing errors. This feature in Microsoft 365 Excel lets you import data directly from photos,…

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Tuesday Tip: Save Time and Let ChatGPT Summarize YouTube Videos

Pressed for time but think that YouTube video could be important? Don’t waste 15 minutes watching a talking head slowly get to the point—let ChatGPT summarize it for you in seconds. This YouTube summarization feature requires the paid version of ChatGPT. Why It’s a Time Saver: Get the key points instantly. Skip the fluff and…

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Tuesday Tip: Genius Travel Hacks for Every Destination

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Ready to level up your travel game? Try these quirky hacks for a smoother, more enjoyable trip! Middle Seat Magic: First, when you fly with a friend, skip booking seats side by side. Instead, snag the window and aisle in the same row. Most people avoid the dreaded middle seat, so you often score the…

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