#rsisb RollNo.247 Foundation Level Task No.2 Set It Up 🌍📱 Creating a Facebook account is one of the easiest ways to connect with friends, family, classmates, and communities from all over the world. 🌐 Whether you want to share photos 📸, watch videos 🎥, join groups 👥, or promote your business 💼, Facebook provides everything in one place. 🚀 Step 1: Visit Facebook Open your web browser and go to facebook.com, or download the Facebook app from your device's app store. 📱💻 📝 Step 2: Sign Up Click "Create New Account" and fill in your details: 👤 First and Last Name 📧 Email Address or 📱 Mobile Number 🔒 Create a Strong Password 🎂 Date of Birth 🚻 Select Your Gender ✅ Step 3: Verify Your Account Facebook will send a verification code to your email or phone number. Enter the code to confirm your account. ✔️ 🖼️ Step 4: Add Your Profile Picture Upload a clear and friendly profile photo so people can recognize you easily. 😊 📖 Step 5: Complete Your Profile Add information such as: 🏠 City 🎓 School or College 💼 Workplace ❤️ Hobbies & Interests 📸 Cover Photo A complete profile helps you connect with others more effectively. 👥 Step 6: Find Friends Search for friends by name, email, or phone number. You can also send friend requests and grow your network. 🤝 🔒 Step 7: Adjust Privacy Settings Protect your personal information by choosing who can see your posts, photos, and profile details. Privacy settings help keep your account safe. 🛡️ 📢 Step 8: Start Posting Share your thoughts 💭, photos 📸, videos 🎥, achievements 🏆, and memorable moments with your friends and followers. 🌟 Why Use Facebook? 🌍 Stay connected with family and friends. 📚 Join educational and interest-based groups. 💼 Promote your business or personal brand. 🎥 Watch entertaining and educational videos. 📅 Discover events and communities. 💬 Chat instantly using Messenger. Learning how to create and set up a Facebook account is a valuable digital skill. Once your profile is complete, you can safely explore Facebook's features, communicate with people worldwide, and become part of a global online community. Keep your account secure by using a strong password, enabling two-factor authentication, and avoiding suspicious links. Happy connecting! 🚀🌟 #Facebook #FacebookAccount #SocialMedia #DigitalSkills #OnlineLearning #TechTips #BeginnerGuide #CreateAccount #FacebookSetup #LearnTechnology #InternetBasics #AILearning #StudentLife #RehanSchool #DigitalEducation #SocialNetworking #TechEducation #OnlineCommunity #LearningJourney #StayConnected See less

#rsisb RollNo.247 Fundional Level 📘 How to Make a Facebook Account and Set It Up 🚀📱 Creating a Facebook account is quick and easy, and it opens the door to connecting with friends, family, communities, and businesses from around the world. 🌍💙 Whether you're new to social media or just creating a fresh account, this step-by-step guide will help you get started. 📝 Step 1: Visit Facebook Open your web browser and go to the official Facebook website, or download the Facebook app from your device's app store. 📲 👤 Step 2: Sign Up Click "Create New Account" and enter your details: 🧑 Full Name 📧 Email Address or 📱 Mobile Number 🔒 Create a Strong Password 🎂 Date of Birth ⚧ Select Your Gender Click "Sign Up." ✉️ Step 3: Verify Your Account Facebook will send a verification code to your email or phone number. Enter the code to confirm your account and activate it. ✅ 🖼️ Step 4: Add a Profile Picture Upload a clear profile photo so people can recognize you. A friendly smile makes a great first impression! 😊📸 🎨 Step 5: Add a Cover Photo Choose a beautiful cover image that reflects your personality, hobbies, or favorite places. 🌅🎉 📝 Step 6: Complete Your Profile Fill in your profile information, such as: 🏡 Hometown 🏫 Education 💼 Workplace ❤️ Relationship Status (Optional) 🎯 Interests and Hobbies A complete profile helps friends find you more easily. 🤝 Step 7: Find Friends Search for friends by name, sync your contacts, or send friend requests to people you know. Building your network makes Facebook more enjoyable. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦💬 🔐 Step 8: Adjust Privacy Settings Protect your personal information by choosing who can: 👀 View your posts 👥 Send friend requests 📷 See your photos 📍 Find your profile Review your privacy settings regularly to stay safe online. 🛡️ 👍 Step 9: Like Pages and Join Groups Follow your favorite celebrities, businesses, sports teams, educational pages, and join groups that match your interests. 📚⚽🎮🎵 📸 Step 10: Share Your First Post Introduce yourself, share a photo, or post something positive. Engage with others by liking, commenting, and sharing content respectfully. 🌟💬❤️ 💡 Facebook Tips ✅ Use a strong password. 🔑 ✅ Enable two-factor authentication for extra security. 🔐 ✅ Never share your password with anyone. 🚫 ✅ Be respectful when commenting or posting. 🤝 ✅ Watch out for fake profiles and scams. ⚠️ Facebook is a great platform for staying connected, learning new things, growing your business, and sharing memorable moments with people you care about. Use it wisely, protect your privacy, and enjoy building meaningful connections online! 🌍💙✨ #Facebook #FacebookAccount #CreateFacebook #SocialMedia #FacebookTips #OnlineSafety #DigitalSkills #TechTutorial #BeginnerGuide #LearnFacebook #ProfileSetup #PrivacySettings #ConnectWithFriends #SocialNetworking #InternetBasics #TechEducation #StayConnected #OnlineCommunity #EasyGuide #Technology 📱🌐🚀✨ See less

From the The White House Hello everyone, The very best person to talk to about how modern technology is changing our classrooms isn't me, or even the President. It's a student who is actually learning from those tools every day -- accessing school assignments online, watching video lessons to learn a new concept, or even talking directly with other students around the world with new technology. That's why, a few months ago, the White House challenged students all across the country to create short films answering a simple question: Why is technology so important in the classroom -- and how will it change the educational experience for kids in the future? The response was overwhelming. And today, the 16 official selections are going to be screened at the first-ever White House Student Film Festival. You're going to want to tune in for this one. Watch the official selections, then tune in today at 2:30 p.m. ET. Watch Now Today's going to be a fun day, but this event speaks to something much bigger. That's because these students' films all illustrate the critical conversation about education in our country right now: the importance of connecting our classrooms. The fact is that right now, only around 30 percent of our students have the high-speed Internet access they need for digital learning. That means millions of kids across the country aren't currently benefiting from the kinds of technologies that made the student films you'll watch today possible. The President's ConnectED initiative is making sure that changes -- by connecting 99 percent of students to next-generation, high-speed broadband within five years. Want to see exactly why that's so important? Just take a look at some of the incredible things kids can produce when they're connected. See the official film festival selections, then make sure you're watching the event at 2:30 p.m. ET today. Looking forward to continuing the conversation, Secretary Arne Duncan Department of Education

Can anyone help ? Respected Rehan Allahwalla Sahib Assalam-o-Alaikum It is very sad that for the last 9 months electricity is disconnected in Al-Khair Campus I. Today all the children are sitting outside of the classes & half of the children are returned to their homes because we have no space outside. Few children & teachers become senseless because of suffocation in the classes. Pray for us. Thanks & Regard Muhammad Mazahir Sheikh President idara al-khair welfare society

I grew up in Pakistan, was told a lot of weird things about Hindu's and Indians. Less than a month a go, I met a Hindu Indian man, who I spent the last 7 days with in his house, He did not know me, but let me stay with him, He does not eat any meat, never has in his life, So I ate with him, saw how he lives, One of the most cleanest house I have seen in the world, and I had to be super careful living in it, worrying not to harm anything , as his house is more like a museum. He feeded me , Made my breakfast, Literally poured medicine down my throat while I was sick for last 4 days, and took care of me, like a older brother will take care of anyone, I did not feel that I just met him 3 weeks a go. This was my first experience to live for a week in almost anyone's house, and let alone be a hindu man. This man is extremely connected, has all the means of the world, and did NOT have to let me stay with him at all, as I had nothing to offer in return, yet he did, and It was a amazing experience, and when I left the house, i was given banana's , Water bottle, and Medicine bottles, which I had no choice to take. I think I can not offer him the same to him if he comes to my house , as I think he is too busy man to spend a week in my house, but i request all of you who ever is reading, Please open your hearts, and your homes and your food table for conversations, specially with the ones, you least know about, or have a negative thought of, as only and only through conversation, would you know, what reality of ANYONE IS. God bless you all. And Thank You Amit Kanodia

Had a Amazing day at the International Telecoms Week 2014 - By Far one of the best Telecom Conferences I have ever attended, and was Honored to meet so many friends who I know forever including Hugo Goldstein, Jai Rangi, and made many new friends !! Missed Masood Akbar & Suzanne Bowen for sure as it was just the setting, where these 2 Rock Star's could have connected with people like anything !!

Is this you? :-) COMMENTARY by Thomas L. Friedman: I think I’ll plan to go from Kiev to Hanoi more often. It’s only when you go to two seemingly disconnected places that you see the big trends, and one of the big ones I’ve noticed is the emergence of “The Square People.” In 2004, the Harvard political scientist Samuel Huntington wrote about an emerging global “superclass” of “Davos Men” — alluding to attendees of the Davos World Economic Forum — a transnational, cosmopolitan elite drawn from high-tech, finance, multinationals, academics and NGOs. The Davos Men had “little need for national loyalty” and more in common with each other than their fellow citizens, Huntington argued. They also had the skills to disproportionately benefit from the new globalization of markets and information technologies.

A Pakistani running for USA Senator Seat Add him I am Roy Zahid and I'm running for Florida State Senate, whom has immigrated to this country for an American Dream (Life, Liberty and pursuit of Happiness). I am a small business owner, a father and a homeowner. In my own personal experiences, as a small business owner, I have been through alot, and kept telling myself 'something has to be done!' It is getting harder and harder for small businesses to keep their doors open. Our politicians are disconnected with the middle class and the problems we face. I am a working class citizen, who is running for the middle class. So I am asking for your support, and encouraging you to join me in my campaign! God bless you and God bless The United States of America! https://www.facebook.com/roy.zahid?fref=ts

Dear friends from Pakistan, in absolute numbers, you have more people connected to internet then Israel, we all have access these days to knowledge and information, a huge revolution is taking place in 3D printing that will totally changing the world of production. Its up to you, each individual with connection to the internet to become a world expert in this field!! start with learning how to design in 3D, there are free softwares and plenty of great tutorials on Youtube. I have learned to master the 3D software Sketchup by myself in three weeks! I'm sure you can do it as well, don't wait for anyone to support you, take the initiative! lead the revolution! learn and adopt this new technology, all the knowledge is there just waiting for you to master it!! God bless you! My name is Arnon Katz and I am from #Israel

Jawahar Patani bhai from Kenya writes: I'm born in a Hindu family in Africa, unfortunately I have never been to the Indian sub continent to understand the culture of my forefathers better. I grew up knowing my religion was humanity, I grew up with a community who told me god lives on the mount Kenya. But I do know that the caste system was a system made by one caste to define and suppress another .. maybe because of the circumstances of that time or maybe the superior castes were invaders or colonialists who came in with their way of worship. I also know that animals have a chain as well. They have herbivore , carnivore, omnivore and scavenger . Plants are the same where some species strangle the other to survive. We are all superior and need one another to survive. Going to heaven and hell, it's good and bad ... god and devil ... opposites ... What defines good... would killing someone for the good of society or cause be defined as good or bad ... It depends on the situation on hand at that time... see the religions and their beginnings most were connected to oppression of the poor. ... and I think humans are the designed to work towards their own destruction and programmed to be institutionalised . ... and Sir life is just a continual cycle ... you live your life to the end of its cycle .. when you die the cycle of life ends and the cycle of death begins.. I don't know the thereafter as I have not had the chance to see it yet.. For your body ... its life as a live body ends and begins a life as a corpse.. If you are cremated you end the life as a corpse and begin life as ash ... and it continues evolving. ..