In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Instagram's algorithm rewards profiles that post frequently. Profiles that post more than 2-3 pictures per day often will perform better than those that don't post on a daily basis. Make sure to keep up with your Instagram posts and post at least one time per day. On the flip side of things, you don't want to post too often and annoy your followers, or post so regularly that people overlook your content. Try to find a good balance of posting throughout the day. The best days to post are Mondays and Thursdays. The worst time to post is 3 p.m. - 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. Instagram filters have been shown to increase engagement on profiles. Use filters to stand out from other people and to alter the photo's colors so that they pop and are eye catching. The Mayfair is the most successful filter. Bright images get 24% more likes than dark pictures, on average. Posts that include at least one hashtag will typically gain 12.6% more engagement. Try to understand your audience and write down hashtags that are included in the most popular posts that you see. You'll want to add more targeted hashtags, so that people looking for something specific can find your content. You'll also want to post more general hashtags to increase the number of likes and exposure you get. Popular hashtags include #fashiongoals, #instafashion, #instagood, #photooftheday, as well as more general hashtags like #love, #happy, and #dog. Geotagging is a cool feature that Instagram has that can help you promote a specific location or event. When you upload a photograph, make sure that the slider to "Add to Photo Map" is turned on. This will show your followers that you were actually there, and could help promote a restaurant or business location. If you don't want people to know where you live, make sure that you turn geotagging off when you are taking photos at your house.
Summary: Post often. Utilize Instagram filters. Use hashtags. Geotag photos at special events.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: There are two different types of email addresses associated with Facebook, your contact and recovery address, and your Facebook-created email address. Both can be changed from this page, though you can only change your Facebook-generated address once. Contact and recovery email - Click the "Edit" link next to your current email address. Click "Add email" and then enter the email address you want to change to. Open the verification email that is sent to your email account and follow the link to confirm the email account. This will now be the primary contact and recovery email address for your account. Facebook-created email address - Click the "Edit" link next to your Username (this looks like a web address). Your username is used to create your Facebook email address, and changing it will change the email address. You can only change your username once and if it doesn't include your real name Facebook may revert it.
Summary: Sign into your Facebook account. Click the button in the upper-right corner of the page. Select "Settings" to open your account settings. Adjust your email settings.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Though any qualified educators can technically teach IB classes, teachers with an IB background will have a leg up when applying to teach at IB schools. Find a university or educational institution near you offering an IB educator certificate program. You can also sign up for online courses to get a certificate remotely. Visit the International Baccalaureate website at http://ibo.org/globalassets/professional-development/ib-university-directory-2017-en.pdf to get a listing of the universities offering IB educator certificates, as well as detailed outline of what each specific program entails. On average, IB certification takes about 22 weeks to complete. Each educational institution offering an IB educator program has its own entry requirements. You can look up these requirements on the IB directory, or on your program's website. To look up the requirements in the IB educator certificates directory go to: http://ibo.org/globalassets/professional-development/ib-university-directory-2017-en.pdf. If you do not meet the requirements, look into the requirements for other certificate programs offered online or in your area. The costs associated with getting an IB educator certificate will depend on the unique fee structure of the institution offering it. This may vary greatly depending on the country the institution is located in. Contact the institution of your choice before applying to get this information. The IB offers 4 keys programmes targeting different ages and educational goals. Choose the aim of your certificate training based on your teaching concentration. For instance: If you want to teach IB classes in an elementary school, choose the Primary Years programme, geared for children aged 3-12. If your goal is to teach IB classed to middle school students, opt for the Middle Years programme, focusing on children aged 11-16. If your career goal is to teach IB classes to older high school students, choose the Diploma program focusing on academically-focused students aged 16-19. You can also decide to study the Career-related programme, which focuses on more career-specific education for ages 16-19. Whether you take courses in person or online, you will have to pass them all to get your certificate. Some institutions will require a minimum grade for each course, and some will set a time limit on how long you can take to complete all the credits. Find out your school's specific requirements to ensure that you obtain your certificate.
Summary:
Find an IB educator certificate program near you. Make sure you meet the entry qualifications for the program. Contact the institution to ask about their fee structure. Choose the focus of your program before applying. Complete the required number of courses to get your certificate.