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First phone: a child's guide to digital responsibility, safety, and etiquette / by Pearlman, Catherine,author.(CARDINAL)416931; Coverly, Dave,illustrator.(CARDINAL)661342;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 119-120)."A fun and informative illustrated kids' guide to safely and productively navigating the digital landscape. Cellphones have become a fact of life, with children as young as eight (yes, eight!) getting their very own "devices." Such boundless access means our kids are in nearly constant contact with technology that was designed specifically for adults. And they're doing so without any type of road map. Enter First Phone: the essential book that apprehensive parents can confidently hand to their kids to read as they begin their journey into the digital world"--Read age 7; Read level Grades 2-3
Subjects: Self-help publications.; Cell phones; Cell phone etiquette.; Cell phones; Cell phone etiquette;
Available copies: 16 / Total copies: 17
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Cell phoney / by Cook, Julia,1964-author.(CARDINAL)564695; DuFalla, Anita,illustrator.(CARDINAL)347170; National Center for Youth Issues.(CARDINAL)563835;
Uses a story format to introduce factual information. Joanie is excited to finally get her own cell phone but before she can use it, Joanie's mother requires her to learn the six rules of cell phone usage.2-6.
Subjects: Fiction.; Cell phones; Cell phone etiquette;
Available copies: 6 / Total copies: 6
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The phone book : stay safe, be smart, and make the world better with the powerful device in your hand / by Speer, Jessica,author.; Imgart, Lesley,illustrator.;
Includes bibliographical references (pages [137]-152)"So...you got a phone! You can text your friends, play games, and take cool pictures! You have the whole world in your pocket-power to be used as a force for good or, um, not so good. Fraught with cyberbullying, disinformation, fake stuff, tech addiction, and so much more, the digital world can be downright sad, awkward, and nasty. But have no fear, kids-The Phone Book is here! Packed with research-based explanations, techy tidbits, and real stories from hundreds of teens and preteens, this phone book (the fun kind) will be your guide on the path of light, teaching you healthy phone habits and ways to stay safe online. And while you're on your journey, super illustrations, activities, and secret codes will reveal the power of your phone and the superpowers you have to wield it. Go forth, be informed, and slay the dark side of technology!"--Amazon.
Subjects: Cell phone etiquette.; Cell phones; Smartphones; Technology and children.;
Available copies: 2 / Total copies: 3
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TJ zaps the one-upper : stopping one-upping and cell phone bullying / by Mullarkey, Lisa.(CARDINAL)480570; LaCoste, Gary,illustrator.(CARDINAL)597310;
Includes bibliographical references (page 79)TJ's former best friend, Danny, has just returned from London, but TJ finds that he has changed--he is constantly one-upping everybody, and when he uses his cell phone to send an embarrassing picture of TJ to other kids Danny takes it one step too far.430LAccelerated Reader AR
Subjects: Fiction.; Bullying; Best friends; Friendship; Cell phone etiquette; Bullies; Bullying.; Friendships.;
Available copies: 5 / Total copies: 6
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Frequently asked questions about texting, sexting, and flaming / by Klein, Rebecca T.(CARDINAL)400700;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 58-59) and index.With the rise of technology, how people communicate has changed. People are rarely without a phone and are able to communicate within seconds. Unfortunately, for many teens, this carries complications. Readers explore some of this modern technology and are provided with a guide to navigating texts and the Internet safely, from avoiding misunderstanding to larger legal issues that can arise from careless texting.
Subjects: Internet and teenagers.; Text messages (Cell phone systems); Sexting.; Online etiquette.; Interpersonal communication.; Sexting.;
Available copies: 2 / Total copies: 2
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Ellen Degeneres [videorecording] : here and now : modern life and other inconveniences / by Gallen, Joel.; DeGeneres, Ellen.(CARDINAL)436416; Balton, Rob.; Larson, Eric,1905-1988.; DeRonde, Bill.; Ryan, Bruce.; HBO Video (Firm)(CARDINAL)347268; Tenth Planet Productions (Firm); Tenth Planet Productions.; Larson, Eric.; Warner Home Video (Firm)(CARDINAL)218485;
One thing in common -- Procrastination -- Commercials -- The news -- Noise -- Communication systems -- Memory lapse -- Technology -- Food to go -- Movie etiquette -- Consideration -- Modes of transportation -- Packed like pickles -- In the bathroom -- Embarrassing moments -- Knowing the words -- Parting message.Camera, Rob Balton ... [et al.] ; art director, Eric Larson ; editor, Bill DeRonde ; production designer, Bruce Ryan.Ellen Degeneres.Taped at New York City's Beacon Theatre before a live audience.Ellen has done everything from staring in sitcoms and movies to writing best-selling books, but she's never forgotten her roots as a stand-up comedian. Her feel-good comedy touches on something that everyone can identify with - from the obligatory gay joke to procrastination, the fashion statements of celebrities, the ironies of public cell phone use, airline etiquette, self-esteem, time-saving catastrophes, and much more.MPAA rating: Not rated.DVD; Dolby surround.
Subjects: Stand-up comedy.; Video recordings for the hearing impaired.; Video recordings for the hearing impaired.; American wit and humor.; Popular culture; Procrastination.; Cell phones.; Etiquette.; Cellular telephones.;
Available copies: 3 / Total copies: 4
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The official book of electronic etiquette / by Winters, Charles,1957-(CARDINAL)500064;
Cell phone courtesies -- Phones and digital manners at home -- Today's netiquette -- Electronic etiquette at the office -- Fax, copier, and printer protocol -- Digital courtesies in public places -- Parents' guide to electronic etiquette.Describes the proper etiquette for talking on the telephone or cell phone, leaving messages on answering machines, sending e-mail, playing games, and other forms of electronic communication.AdultAdult
Subjects: Digital media; Online etiquette.; Mass media;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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Loud Louie / by Higginson, Sheila Sweeny,1966-(CARDINAL)645548; Batson, Alan,illustrator.(CARDINAL)704744; Wright, Noelle.(CARDINAL)557302;
"Louie the cell phone needs to learn when to use his inside voice."--P. [4] of cover.Pre-K-Kindergarten.470LAccelerated Reader AR
Subjects: Fiction.; Courtesy; Etiquette; Girls; Toys; Girls.;
Available copies: 17 / Total copies: 35
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Modern manners : a kind guide to putting yourself and others at ease / by Johnson, Dorothea,1929-;
Introduction -- First impressions/meetings & greetings -- Introductions -- Business introductions -- Informal : business casual culture -- Business introductions : formal culture -- Formal introductions : dignitaries/officials/diplomats -- Social introductions : formal/informal -- Family introductions : introducing one's spouse -- Introducing relatives and others -- Responding to introductions -- Introduce yourself -- Dorothea's story : forgetting my husband's name -- Difficult names -- Name tags -- Shaking hands -- Global handshakes -- Conversation -- Dorothea's story : ambassador and the exotic vegetables -- Listen up! -- Dorothea's story : a lesson learned -- Disagree using diplomacy -- Mingling -- You're welcome vs. no problem -- Lazy language -- Verbal padding -- Watch your words -- On the job -- The job interview -- After the interview follow-up -- Professional acceptance and rejection -- Accepting a job -- Rejecting a job -- When you are rejected -- Office manners : the savvy coworker -- Building rapport -- Answering business phones -- Placing a call -- Returning calls (land lines or cell phone) -- Outgoing voice mail message -- Leaving voice mail messages (land lines or cell phone) -- Dorothea's story : disconnect and double check -- Speakerphones -- Electronic communication -- Cell phones while driving and/or walking -- Cell phones while attending a meeting -- Cell phones while with others -- Children and cell phones -- Exercise: phone stacking -- Texting versus phone call -- Awkward phone call situation -- International business e-mail -- Receiving and responding to e-mails -- On company time -- Internal e-mail chains -- External email chains -- Info sharing -- Online persona -- Youtube -- Twitter -- Out and about -- Revolving and automatic doors -- Escalators and stairs -- Traveling: manners in motion -- Dining skills -- Five-course place setting -- Napkins -- Dining do's and don'ts -- The savvy host -- Waiting at your table -- When you walk in together -- Beverages -- Ordering beverages -- Ordering the meal -- During the meal -- Host paying the check -- Closing the meal -- A final word.
Subjects: Business etiquette.;
Available copies: 4 / Total copies: 5
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Good manners for every occasion / by Barnes, Emilie.(CARDINAL)731059;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 191-192).The beginning of manners -- What does mannerly mean? -- Entertaining at home -- The manners of invitation -- Company manners -- Tips on tipping -- Passing on your values -- Proper manners at the table -- Manners with the pen -- Restaurant manners as the host -- Restaurant manners as the guest -- Watch your words -- The art of introductions -- The handling of social taboos -- Handling those telephone and cell phones properly -- How to support family members -- Passing the manners legacy on -- Communications from afar off -- Parents with children -- Five manners most parents forget to teach -- How to eat various foods properly -- The art of meeting people -- Minor social annoyances -- Business has its etiquette too -- The art of helping -- The etiquette of caring -- The art of a thank you note -- The art of conversation -- Dating manners -- A tea party has its own etiquette -- Wediquette etiquette -- Wediquette etiquette, part II -- Being a gracious adult -- Out and about manners -- Good manners even in death.
Subjects: Etiquette.;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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