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The emerging effects of slide share

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My experiences with slideshare reveal many slideshare effects. This presentation discusses the most important ones. See if they apply to you

My experiences with slideshare reveal many slideshare effects. This presentation discusses the most important ones. See if they apply to you

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  • hudali15 Ali Anani, Managing Partner at Phenomena Communications @xiby Thank you dear Gorg for your insightful comment. I look at my friendship with you as an example. We have cared in being honest in making comments, suggesting and disagreeing agreeably. This is almost identical, Mutual respect with honest opinions have always shaped our relationship. Wedo not favor or download unless we know why we do it. Within this context, I fully agree with you. Slideshare has provided the opportunity for us to know each other. I am grateful to slideshare and that is why I cared to write few presentations with their titles carrying the slideshare name. Again, thanks Gorg for your inspiring comment 8 months ago
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  • xiby Gorg Sciberras Wouldn't it be nice if all followers commented on member's show. It shows a sign of friendship and appreciation. , PENSIONER at My own sweet home To me SlideShare is a link between people and the things they create and do; it is a contribution to forming friendship, transfer information, comment and discuss. In so doing it is an ideal tool in building a friendly bond which is a pleasant feeling that can uplift one's spirits. This link is a lasting memento of one's bond while it allows him/her to showcase the crafty side. SlideShare has shown that friendship doesn’t have to exist in close quarters. It has allowed many to make friends from all over the world. However one has to be careful for as you aptly said in slide 15 it does have its positive and negative effects. 8 months ago
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  • hudali15 Ali Anani, Managing Partner at Phenomena Communications @kanelori Hi Lori, your response reminds me of my recent presentation 'Fixed versus Variable' on slideshare. Analyzing your response fits perfectly within this context. The fixed part is that you had a vision to write Different Work by March, 2912. The purpose was to compile different work experiences in one e-book. The variable part (the discovery part) was you did not know what stories to include, what problems to adapt to, what reactions you would get and so on. For things to emerge they have to be bounded within certain space (a condition of the complexity theory). Your boundary pot was defined by your dream (vision and time). Because of this emergent results surface out, things stretch with hope and shrink by temporary obstacles. It is this stretching and folding that self-organizing behavior emerges. Simple rules (which confine your space) that lead to productive complexity. So, we are in agreement. We can never be in full agreement because we are talking about emerging results in which even small events may lead to drastic changes. Your last response fits well with what I said. Have a nice trip 8 months ago
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  • juaomaya Juão Maya , Retired at my own sweet place @DOINAPP It's really nice to have your appreciation of my last comment. Thank you... 8 months ago
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  • kanelori Lori Kane, Community Story Wrangler at Collective Self @hudali15 Hey Ali, I won't speak for Bas, but looking back now, Bas and I can articulate the themes, the threads, of shared vision. But at the time, in the beginning, there was mostly just a desire to create something--anything--together. My only vision was to spend more time with Bas and a belief that amazing things would emerge from spending more time together. Do we have a shared vision today? Yes, I suppose we sort of do. But it's still more about alignment of who we are and moving in the same general direction. But we have little idea where we're ultimately going. Our vision is more about traveling together joyfully and loving the work we do that it is about knowing where we want to get to. Honestly, a year in, I still don't know where we'll end up. But there's no fear about it now. I know that wherever we end up together will be good and whatever we create together will be great. Now that Daniel and Simone have joined us in our work, the sky's the limit. 'Shared vision' for us is more like standing on a curb at the edge of a street, holding hands, with each of us looking in a different direction to make sure the traffic doesn't hit us as we cross the street. It's because we're all looking in different directions that we're safe, not because we're all looking in the same direction. That might not be the best analogy but that's what popped into my head. FYI, I'm heading off to the airport now for a 4-day holiday with my sister (actually helping her unpack into her new house), so if you don't from me for a while, that's where I am. :-) 8 months ago
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  • hudali15 Ali Anani, Managing Partner at Phenomena Communications @kanelori Hi Lori, you come up with a new perspective to the discussion. I like very much what you said ' when people have ample shared positive emotions when together (I like spending time with this person--I'd like to spend some more with them!)'. Great and I agree in full given that spending time with friends is equal to spending time reading their work. Emotionally, we are driven to associate with people we have positive emotions to and likewise; we are willing to read their contributions with positive emotions. Your second point is mind-boggling. Here is what you wrote towards the end ' That was a too-long way of saying that, for me, shared vision comes at the end--looking back at what we did together--not at the beginning'.I really have to ponder over this. The definition of vision is A Future Dream That Is Time-Bound. It is a future and not past thing. Is there a better word than shared vision? May be shared experiences or shared memories of learning together. As I said, this is a subtle point that I need to think more about. Shared vision takes people to the same goal; yet the paths to that goal may differ. You had a vision with Bas de Baar to write your outstanding co-authored book on 'Different Work'. You wanted to convey the real-life experiences of authors. However; the format of the book and how to take it to the reader must have been a topic of hot discussions between you (the authors). With that said I conclude with being grateful to your profound comment. Thanks, Lori for triggering my mind 8 months ago
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  • kanelori Lori Kane, Community Story Wrangler at Collective Self Ali, I'm not sure I'm qualified to comment on this post given that I don't use SlideShare except for one thing: to learn what new thing my friend Ali is thinking about now. :-) So I'll comment just on slide 11 in which you say that joint authoring happens when people have shared visions. To my ear, the words shared vision sound like 'the same vision'. In my experience, shared authoring happens when people have ample shared positive emotions when together (I like spending time with this person--I'd like to spend some more with them!) and either 1) aligned personal values (we're moving in a similar general direction and it'd be fun to walk with a friend for a while together) or 2) are not entirely satisfied with their individual vision and so coauthor things for the purpose of helping themselves learn, figure out what to do next, reimagine what is possible. Or maybe that's just me. I believe that a better vision than I can individually imagine will find us if we stick close to the people in the community we love, keep learning, and move in the same general direction. That was a too-long way of saying that, for me, shared vision comes at the end--looking back at what we did together--not at the beginning. 8 months ago
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  • hudali15 Ali Anani, Managing Partner at Phenomena Communications @DOINAPP Dear Doina, so my response to Juao is also a response to you. Thanks, Doina for all your unfailing support 8 months ago
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  • DOINAPP DOINAPP (dpp) at DOINAPP (dpp) @juaomaya 100% YES NEAR Ur COMMENT! 8 months ago
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  • hudali15 Ali Anani, Managing Partner at Phenomena Communications @juaomaya Dear Juao, the real mirror i see through are these comments I am getting. This is a true mirror. Just in average how many comments a slideshare presentation draws? So far, this one exceeded 30 comments and worthy ones. See the efforts put in most of these comments. Besides, this presentation has been tweeted by many people with whom I have no direct connection. Receiving a comment like this one from you fills me with energy to go on. Again, time is the best judge. Frothy presentations will lose value with time; solid ones like wine become more precious as time rolls by. Thank you, dear Juao, for your continued support. To me, this is the prize without price. 8 months ago
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