No fees on Dweeber! Every feature and function you currently see on the site is FREE.

This area functions as a newsfeed, and shows you what all the Dweebs in your network are up to. Unlike other sites, ‘What’s Happening’only shows you important stuff: when someone enters a new web site or votes on a site, when someone starts working on a new subject, when one of your friends has an urgent question, when a new study session has been launched, etc. That way you’ll know everything in ‘What’s Happening’ is important to you in some way.This is what sets Dweeber apart from any other social network. The acronym S.M.A.R.T. stands for Successes, Mind Patterns, Attractions and Interests, Resources, and Thinking Talents. These are five different ways to look at how you’re uniquely smart, and what brings out your best—in school, in social life, in sports, in anything. By completing your SMART profile you’ll learn some new things about yourself that can help you with anything you do, and by knowing these things about your friends, you can work better together while online and get your work done even faster.

The SMART profile sections don’t take long to complete-just click on any of the letters in any order and the activity will open in your Visualizer (the center area that normally shows your view of friends — My Dweebs and Dweeb Nation). Then, to see your friends’ SMART profiles, you can view their badge in “My Dweebs” or “Dweeb Nation”, to see how they think and learn best (their Mind Pattern). With teams that you create in My Dweebs, you can also compare everyone’s SMART profiles at once by clicking the ‘Compare’ button.This area is reserved for you to customize your own library of your favorite sites that help you learn and study (and may help your friends learn and study as well), and a place for you to vote on the best web sites in the whole Dweeber network. Unlike Google/Yahoo web searches, which give you the top sites based on what companies have spent the most money advertising, the Dweeber database list the sites that users like you have rated the highest. You can see the ranking based on # of votes (“Brainer” for the sites that are good for learning, “No Brainer” for the ones that aren’t) as well as the Best Features of those particular sites—some people like sites with photos, images, and video; others like sounds and podcasts; still others like ones with games and hands-on activities). This way you don’t waste your time looking at sites that don’t fit with the way you like to learn—you’ll know in advance which are the best for you.You earn Guru points by taking certain actions and helping your friends. You get points for the following :

Adding a success to a friend’s profile	20 points
Adding a web site	20 points
Voting on a web site (Brainer or No Brainer)	10 points
Helping a friend (acknowledged via Thank You E-card)	30 points
Adding a friend from the Dweeb Nation	20 points
Completing some part of your SMART profile	20 points
Completing all parts of your SMART Profile	50 points

As Dweeber evolves, your Guru points will become valuable currency: you'll be able to get discounts on products from our sponsors, purchase books and school products, and other swag such as sports equipment, video games, etc. We'll keep you posted when this is available--meanwhile, keep earning those points!The study sessions are a group chat area where you can work on any subject, topic, or area of interest with your friends. You can invite up to 8 friends to a study session, and you can participate in as many sessions as you want (launch new ones, or join existing ones). They are grouped by subject so you can easily find one that meets your current homework needs (i.e. Science, Math), and you can customize and personalize them (i.e. Anna’s Awesome English!) The Study Sessions have several unique tools that help you get your work done faster and more effectively:

• Private message: you may want to IM a friend in a study session without the other participants seeing it in the group chat area. With PM you can chat both ways simultaneously.
• “I have an urgent question”: If you have something you need help with RIGHT NOW, click the “Urgent Question” button. You may need to know the square root of 1067, or what page the bio homework is on. For the next 60 seconds your badge will light up in all your friends’ Visualizers, letting them know you need help. You can send a Thank You (and give Guru points) to whoever hooks you up.
• Website sharing: anytime you (or someone in your study session) wants to work from a website together, just type or paste the URL into the chat entry field. Then everyone in your study session can see a thumbnail of that web page, and if they click on it the page opens in a new browser window. So you can all look at the same site at once, discuss it using the chat, and add it to your “My sites” area and vote on it if you like it.
• Whiteboards: by launching a whiteboard, all your friends in a study session can write and draw together on the same canvas; add shapes, text, and images, and save it to your “My Whiteboards” area if it will help you in the future. You’ve got to check this out!
• Brain state: Similar to the icons you select in your profile, these emoticons go in the group chat area and let your friends know what’s up with you, without you having to type it in.

You can definitely use Dweeber with your students. A teacher and his/her students would need to create their own accounts, and the teacher would invite each of them as friends (we protect users from unwanted communications from anyone who is not an accepted friend). Once this is done you can form a 'study group'-just go to the “My Dweebs” tab on the top, and click “New team” in the upper right corner. The team can be any size, and up to 8 at a time can engage in real-time study sessions using the collaborative whiteboard. The chats will be available to them at anytime in the 'chat history'. The SMART profile section will also be extremely useful for students to understand how they learn best, and how their teachers can support and understand them. The 'Resources' section allows students to share relevant websites that help with assignments for particular subjects.

Since your email is also your username at Dweeber as it is with most other social sites these days, you cannot change your email address with the account it’s attached to. We recommend you just create a new account with the new email address.Make sure you are logged in to your home page. Click “profile” in your profile badge in the upper left corner of the page. Near the top of the page, click “Change” next to “Password”. When the new area opens up, enter new password and click “Save”.Make sure you are logged in to your home page. Click “profile” in your profile badge in the upper left corner of the page. Click “Change” under the photo area, then “Browse” to find a photo to upload. You can upload photos from your hard drive or within a network. Picture formats must be .jpg, .jpeg, .bmp, .gif, or .png.Make sure the image you are attempting to upload is in one of the formats Dweeber accepts (.jpg, .gif, .bmp, .png).
Make sure the filename is simple and short, with no spaces or funny characters. "Image.jpg" is a good filename "Me at the party! Rocking out~~.jpg" is probably not going to work.
Make sure the file is less than 4MB. We do not allow images over 4MB. If none of these tips help, it's possible that the image is corrupted. We suggest downloading a graphical viewer that can help you fix corrupted pics. Here is our suggestion:
Go to www.download.com
Search for IrfanView and download it.
Once you have downloaded and installed IrfanView, simply run the program, open your .gif, or .jpg image, and resave it as another version (example: in IrfanView, open file named pic01.jpg, and resave it as pic01b.jpg).
Then, simply return to Dweeber and upload your newly resaved image.We recommend deleting your browser's cookies and temporary internet files and then close all your browsers and try signing up again. (Note: Mac users should use Safari or Firefox.)

Make sure you didn’t add any spaces at the end of your email address or verification code.

If you have tried all of the above and you were not able to resolve your issue, send us an email describing how far into the account creation process you were able to complete as well as the error you received. Retrieve your password by going to the ‘Forgot Password’ page and following the instructions. You will need to enter the email address that we have on file for your account. We'll then email your password to that address. Make sure that you are logging in with the correct email address and password.

Clear your browser's cookies and temporary internet files and then try logging in again.
Mac users should use Safari or Firefox for the best browsing results.
Dweeber may delete profiles if they violate the site's Terms and Conditions. You would have received an email alerting you if this occurred in your case.

The fastest way to resolve the issue is to perform the above steps. If you have gone through the above steps and still cannot log in, you can contact us here.Through "Edit Profile" you may change your name, age, grade, and/or add to the other information on your profile.

Start by making sure you are logged in. Click “profile” in your profile badge in the upper left corner of the page. You will be taken to your "Edit Profile" page where you may edit or add information from the following categories: name, display name, zip, country, grade, date of birth, gender, school, and password.If for some reason you need to delete your account, please email us at info@dweeber.com and we will take care of it for you.

If you feel you and/or someone you know are in danger, contact law enforcement immediately.

• Do not respond to messages from the individual
• Keep copies of messages or correspondences from the individual
• Remove the individual from your Friend List (they will then no longer be able to contact you), and delete any communications, comments, or additions to your profile they have made
• Then use the Report Abuse link to report their behavior.

Try to retrieve the password for your account through the Forgot Password page: Once you get your password, you can log into your account and change the password to your account. Make sure the password for your Dweeber account is never the same for your email account! Users must be at least 13 years of age to join Dweeber. Your profile may be deleted and your Membership may be terminated without warning, if we believe that you are under 13 years of age or if we believe you are 13 through 17 years of age and you represent yourself as 18 or older.

If you believe you have seen a user under 13 years of age on Dweeber, or a user who is 13 through 17 years of age and is representing themselves as 18 or older, please use the Report Abuse link to report their behavior.From your home page, click on “My Dweebs” from the top navigation. Click the dropdown menu of the user you wish to block, then click “Remove Friend”. This user will no longer be able to contact you. If you think someone is violating the Terms of Use in any way, including any kind of harassment or abuse, spam, or inappropriate content, click the Report Abuse link at the bottom of Dweeber.com.

Thanks for helping keep Dweeber a fun and safe place to be!If for some reason you need to delete your child’s account, please email us at info@dweeber.com and we will take care of it for you.You can see Dweeber’s Copyright Policy here.

If you believe that your copyright-protected work has been copied and posted on Dweeber.com in a way that constitutes copyright infringement, please provide our Copyright Agent with the following information:

1. Identify in sufficient detail the copyrighted work or intellectual property that you claim has been infringed so that we can locate the material.
2. Identify the URL or other specific location on the Dweeber website or service that contains the material that you claim infringes your copyright described in Item 1 above. You must provide us with reasonably sufficient information to locate the alleged infringing material.
3. Provide the electronic or physical signature of the owner of the copyright or a person authorized to act on the owner's behalf.
4. Include a statement by you that you have a good faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law.
5. Include a statement by you that the information contained in your Notice is accurate and that you attest under the penalty of perjury that you are the copyright owner or that you are authorized to act on the copyright owner's behalf.
6. Include your name, mailing address, telephone number and email address.

You may submit your Notification of Alleged Copyright Infringement by sending it to our Designated Agent by fax, mail, or E-Mail as set forth below:
Dweeber Designated Copyright Agent
c/o SmartWired, LLC
1776 Park Avenue #4 Box 132
Park City, UT 85060
Fax: (305)574-4613
E-Mail: info@Dweeber.com

Dweeber.com is still in Beta. We are fixing any known errors, bugs, and improving tools and features as fast as we can; however, your help is essential in getting the site to 100%. If you encounter an error message or something within the site doesn’t work properly, please contact us at info@dweeber.com with a description of the error you received and what you were doing in when you received the error.

Thank you for your Dweeber media inquiry. We want to do our best to meet any pressing deadlines you may have. Please send us a quick email here in order to leave your full contact information, brief story overview and deadline. Again, thank you for your inquiry and we'll speak to you soon.