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The 'Did You Know?' presentation, originating from a 2006 PowerPoint, highlights the rapid technological and demographic changes worldwide, emphasizing China's rise and the importance of adapting to new communication methods. With significant shifts in population and the increasing relevance of social media, individuals and organizations must engage in continuous learning and collaboration to stay competitive. The document also discusses the evolving media landscape, stressing the transition from traditional forms of communication to digital platforms, and the need for effective strategies to navigate these changes.
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Do You Know
- 1. Did you know? DidYou Know? originally started out as a PowerPoint presentation for a faculty meeting in August 2006 at Arapahoe High School in Centennial, Colorado, United States. The presentation "went viral" on the Web in February 2007 and as of June 2007 had been seen by at least 5 million online viewers. Today the old and new versions of the online presentation have been seen by at least 20 million people, not including the countless others who have seen it at conferences, workshops, training institutes, and other venues. http://shifthappens.wikispaces.com/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpEnFwiqdx8
- 2. So what doyou know? More importantly what don't you know! This presentation is designed to impress upon you the rapid & converging nature of our world
- 3. Currently the mostpopulous country And rapidly becoming one of the most wealthy China has significant US $ reserves giving China immense power
- 4. Rapidly urbanising Cost effective labour force Ability to invest in alternative technologies Keen to develop China will become more of a central player in our World
- 5. Speaking English We are fortunate that English is the language of the Internet Are you selling internationally & translating your web content into native text? Great for SEO and selling
- 6. Largest global population- India Well not now but by 2030 source UN Highly educated English speaking 42 cities > 1m USA 9 How do we compete as a nation in knowledge industries with this?
- 7. Population growth A 50% increase globally in 40 years How do we manage? How do we engage with each other, share more ideas & information more rapidly & in a more fragmented market?
- 8. The problem isn'tonly ours! Competition for web footprints will increase The sooner we all learn what to do and how to do it the greater the strength of our future economy
- 9. Questioning our kidseducation! It is not only us that has to learn fast We need to encourage our kids to engage and learn online too
- 10. Which leads intoemployment The entire employment landscape in changing
- 11. 6 years fora major shift How long will this shift continue for?
- 12. How do wedeal with this? What should we be doing now? Engaging with social media will help you to keep up to date also assisting your kids keep up to date and even get ahead
- 13. We all needto engage Learning in small steps is easier than big chunks Engagement now means we will all learn and evolve together
- 14. We face manyof these Climate change Weather extremes Drought Population growth Migration Energy shortages
- 15. Job for lifeis gone Mobility is the key Nimble minds Open minds Cross disciplinary minds To cope with a varied work life
- 16. Contracting landscape? Friends become even more important Keep in touch more easily Using social media
- 17. Better financial educationr'qd Long term planning will be less secure
- 18. No part oflife is sacred! The internet touches every part of our lives
- 19. Internet stats 25% of global population can access the internet Mobile broadband will become mainstream in 2 years with incredible handsets
- 20. Can you believethis Global population expected to reach 9bn by 2050 1.3m moving to cities every week Income per day $100 $10 $1 % world pop 20% 60% 20% % world income 74% 24% 2%
- 21. Google just noticed1998 And now!
- 22. How reliant arewe? Incredibly!
- 23. What did wedo? Employ more researchers? Read more books? Employ more staff? Live in a seemingly smaller world Where are we headed?
- 24. Did you evenhave a mobile then? When did you have your first mobile? Within a couple of years our mobile will be our main computing tool With Google likely running the operating system?
- 25. British Empire hadthe telegraph How quickly we are getting connected as a species
- 26. TV changed howwe communicate The most powerful education medium? For how much longer?
- 27. Seems we allwanted it! And still do! Engaging in a richer way than Google searches & email provides us all with a richer life if we choose to use what is there!
- 28. And now Facebook Social media breaks wide open communications Demographic growth is biggest now in the 35+ age group With business/charity engagement rising rapidly – what are you doing to engage?
- 29. How was yourcomputer knowledge then? Internet born 40 years ago in 1969 Became an adolescent in 1989 when Tim Berners Lee develops http
- 30. How was yourcomputer knowledge then? Did you even have a mobile device?
- 31. And now? This growth will continue for time to come What is your strategy to stay ahead of the game? Or at least keep pace?
- 32. Would you liketo count them? Admittedly many are technical terms
- 33. But still...... Would Shakespeare's plays be even longer and more complicated with a current dictionary?
- 34. Information flows areincreasing How are you managing your ins & outs of info to your audience? Learn how to watch, listen, understand, share, collaborate, help & discuss topics with your audience?
- 35. Where is allthis info coming from? Engage! Social media is liberating us from the confines of linear email and web sites
- 36. The written/typed word Stephen Fry has over 1m followers on Twitter Is taking the place of the spoken word Language is changing How are you moving with this?
- 37. We need tosupport each other To avoid being left behind To ensure we don't have to become techies To spread the load Get involved now
- 38. Still hankering tobe 18 again? We need to support our kids We need to share to stay abreast Collaboration has never been so important as today And so easy!
- 39. WOW! Incredible! 14,000,000,000,000 bits per second
- 40. WOW! When did you buy your first CD? How many do you own now? Or are you part of the iPod/mp3 generation already?
- 41. WOW WOW! That's truly amazing! What can we do with this?
- 42. Will the machinestake over? Or do we keep apace with them?
- 43. What can weuse this power for This will affect our lives soon To have your opinion heard and hear what is really going on away from simplistic mass media you will need to engage
- 44. What DOES itall mean? Are you coming along for the ride or staying behind ? The longer you sit & deliberate the further will be your journey of discovery The more of us engaged now the more we determine the future
- 45. The media landscapehas changed Evolution perhaps even revolution is happening right now? If you can use Microsoft Office come & join in the party now!
- 46. The convergence ofmedia is here Radio Television Newspapers Magazines Podcasts Webinars Offline meeting online
- 47. The global scaleis vast Currently 25% of the global population have access to the internet
- 48. Newspapers are suffering Traditional methods of communication either on a local, regional, national or global scale are changing
- 49. We are shiftingaway from print And moving online for our news, information, entertainment & fun Communication styles are diversifying & changing for good
- 50. Reducing revenues affectoutput Traditional forms of media are struggling to adapt & prosper with the cost of infrastructure & programming. ITV are a classic example
- 51. More money beingspent online Means that our online experience has richer choice & content. What & how will you choose ? Decisions that will affect your life. Or don't bother & leave it to pass......
- 52. The age ofuser generated content That's you........ Video email is here & becoming the norm Susan Boyle became a global success thanks to YouTube You don't have to sing to engage!
- 53. Despite the industriesbest efforts Illegal downloads & file sharing for some, provided motivation to go online Collaboration & sharing has become normal – it's expected
- 54. Mobile phones arethe future Nokia are the largest suppliers of cameras in the world More than 50% of our population use a mobile phone - 50% was exceeded mid 2007; globally
- 55. No part ofsociety is untouched Obama the first US president to fund raise online
- 56. The power ofsocial networks Successfully! The explosion of online social networks has happened with our innate desire to communicate
- 57. Twitter is hereto stay & evolve Text messaging for the internet A mini blog of 140 characters allows you to build a list of followers & communicate easily from your mobile or PC
- 58. Web 3.0 justaround the corner Email; was mainstream for > a decade The new semantic web is coming; searches will be tailored to you Email; obsolete < 10 years
- 59. Mobile phones iswhere it's at As technology develops our mobile phone will be our primary method of communication – especially connecting to the internet
- 60. Technology - quicker& smaller Do you remember the size of your TV 20 years ago? Or your mobile phone 5 years ago Windows Vista is 3 years old on January 30 2010
- 61. The future -smaller & faster Communication between us all is getting easier & more detailed Social media is the start of web 3.0 Are you riding the wave or the shore?
- 62. Convergence is here Before you simply had an audience - using traditional marketing – now you have a multi layered immediately responding community Community building takes time & planning. The sooner you start the sooner you'll enjoy Source Shift Happens video. Autumn 2009 your success !
- 63. Success Passion Fun Practice Focus Pushing yourself Serving others Watch this excellent 3 minute TED talk Ideas Persistence
- 64. Bigger & moreimportant We want to be part of something An urge to direct our own lives To get better at something that matters Fulfill our needs, Watch Tony at TED beliefs & emotions
- 65. Leaders Organisations Individuals We all need mutual, beneficial outcomes Choice around all sides of the debate Have a say in big decisions: like bank governance, climate change, food supply Non zero sumness TED talk Create, follow &/or observe our future
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