Tag Archives: slideshare
Lean back 2.0 – new media demands new approaches
Andrew Rashbass, Chief Executive for The Economist Group, has shared a fabulous presentation called ‘Lean Back 2.0‘ to SlideShare. In it, he presents a case for what he calls ‘Lean Back Media’, a new age of media consumption typified by … Continue reading →
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Tagged as advertising, Andrew Rashbass, Economist, Economist Group, iPad, longform journalism, magazine publishing, Publishing, slideshare, Twitter
Is community the new business model? – Comview presentation
Earlier this week, I presented at the Comview conference here in Victoria. It’s run by the VCTA, (the Victorian Commercial Teacher’s Association) and my presentation was about the impact of social media on business today. The presentation is the culmination of … Continue reading →
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Tagged as business, business models, change, community, jesse desjardins, remore workers, slideshare, social media, Virtual community
When will the sonic boom of comprehension be heard?
“Opening with sinking spirits Text-books whose right answers loom Like jet ‘planes so far above them, Waiting for the sonic boom Of comprehension …” Genesis – Bruce Dawe I used to love teaching this poem with Year 8 students. Bruce … Continue reading →
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Tagged as Angus & Robertson, Borders, change, Nick Sherry, online shopping, Participatory culture, retail industry, slideshare
Want to get inspired – listen to Erica McWilliam
(This post exists on Storify, but it seems impossible to embed it here on this WordPress blog, so I’ve copied most of it here. To see it on Storify, follow the link.) Below is my Twitter stream while I was … Continue reading →
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Tagged as Charles Sturt University, Erica McWilliam, Lyn Hay, School Library Association of Victoria, SLAV, SLAV conference, slideshare, Storify, Twitter
Digital trends to watch
Steve Rubel and David Armano put together this presentation that they then shared on Slideshare. It’s designed for business, but if you look at it with your education hat on, you will see there are lessons here for how we … Continue reading →
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Tagged as David Armano, mobile devices, slideshare, Steve Rubel, thought leaders, transmedia, trends
eT@lking – Creative Commons and its impact for education
Last Wednesday night I presented a session about Creative Commons for eT@lking in elluminate. These sessions are very ably moderated by Anne Mirtschin and Carole McCulloch, and feature some fine speakers who are interested in sharing their knowledge and moving … Continue reading →
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Tagged as Anne Mirtschin, Carole McCulloch, copyright, creative commons, eT@lking, presentations, slideshare
RSS – Bringing information to you
This is the presentation I prepared for the second session of the Students 2.0 Learning Web 2.0 series. Not a huge number of people were in the room, but hopefully there will be teachers and students out there who will … Continue reading →
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Tagged as learning u, Really Simple Syndication, RSS, slideshare, Students 2.0
Slideshare for education
This is ‘The Story of H’, by Lubomir Panayotov, and it recently won Best Storytelling in the Slideshare, ‘Tell a story in 30 slides or less’ contest. It tells the story of the Helicobacter Pylori bacteria that effects over 50% of … Continue reading →
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Tagged as Helicobacter pylori, Reinventing the wheel, slideshare
The future of innovation
Don Tapscott, author of Grown up Digital and Wikinomics, has just uploaded to Slideshare a presentation he has called, Grown Up Digital: The Net Generation and the Future of Innovation. In it was the above slide. The words on that slide … Continue reading →
Learning U or Participatory Learning – what’s in a name? Plenty!
Serendipity. I love the sound of the word and how its definition applies so frequently to dicoveries and interactions on the web. The Merriam Webster online dictionary defines it as; the faculty or phenomenon of finding valuable or agreeable things … Continue reading →
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Tagged as Bill Farren, Chris Prout, Education for well-being, Participatory culture, PLearn, serendipity, slideshare, Susan Carter Morgan, Technology integration
