The document summarizes a presentation about the 1001 Stories website, which allows users to share stories and pictures about cultural heritage sites in Denmark. Some key points:
- 1001 Stories aims to engage young people and locals to share their experiences of cultural sites outside museums, using a social media approach.
- Over 30,000 monthly users contribute content like stories, pictures, comments and tags for over 500 cultural places in Denmark.
- A marketing campaign promoted the site through various media outlets and partnerships with other cultural organizations.
- Social media has led to a shift where communication is more collaborative versus hierarchical, and where companies openly share information.
- While social media provides opportunities for more democratic cultural sharing, maintaining engagement requires ongoing effort
The document summarizes the 1001 Stories campaign in Denmark, which created a website for users to share stories about places in Denmark. It discusses the goals of engaging younger users and sharing heritage in a modern way. Statistics show over 30,000 monthly users, 10,000 photos, and traffic increasing on the international site. Elements of the campaign included PR, apps, partnerships, and social media promotion. Advice includes using social media for communication, fundraising, and sharing knowledge, while listening to users.
This document announces the X Media Lab conference in Switzerland in September 2013. It will include a one-day Pro-Day conference on September 27th featuring keynote presentations from 16 transmedia experts. There will also be a weekend of masterclasses on September 28-29 where attendees can learn new skills from the speakers. Additionally, the Lab on those dates will provide one-on-one mentoring for 16 projects selected to work with the speakers on developing their ideas. The event aims to help people and companies realize new forms of transmedia content through networking and learning from industry leaders.
This document outlines the agenda and goals for an I.T. Club meeting on April 16th, 2011. The presenter has over 14 years of experience in ICT and runs a software development company. The meeting will include introductions, a discussion of exam results, and a review of the benefits of the club. These include helping students discover career paths and develop skills. Members will engage in activities like blogging, website maintenance, and competitions. The presenter encourages collaboration and sharing of other school I.T. club resources and examples. Questions are invited through the presenter's Facebook page.
Notes of IxDA Hel x Helsinki Design week: FluxTiina Lehtonen
This document summarizes talks from an IxDA Helsinki event on socioeconomics, culture, and behavior. Ville Tikka discussed the second wave of value creation through holistic and experience-based means. Anu K. Nousiainen talked about cultural cockpits and engaging, enabling, and empowering users. Henrik Rydberg discussed how 3D printing enables personalized products and craftsmanship without mass production.
The “Course Topics” series from Manage Train Learn and Slide Topics is a collection of over 4000 slides that will help you master a wide range of management and personal development skills. The 202 PowerPoints in this series offer you a complete and in-depth study of each topic. This presentation is on "Innovation".
Opening Science: Building bridges between research and society Miquel Duran
This document discusses the importance of science communication and open science. It promotes engaging the public in the scientific process through outreach, public awareness, and feedback. The document outlines how scientists can communicate through various mediums like websites, blogs, and social media. It also discusses the benefits of open access publishing and open data to advance science and build an open knowledge society. Overall, the document advocates for more active sharing, collaboration, and engagement between scientists and the public.
The document summarizes a presentation about the 1001 Stories website, which allows users to share stories and pictures about cultural heritage sites in Denmark. Some key points:
- 1001 Stories aims to engage young people and locals to share their experiences of cultural sites outside museums, using a social media approach.
- Over 30,000 monthly users contribute content like stories, pictures, comments and tags for over 500 cultural places in Denmark.
- A marketing campaign promoted the site through various media outlets and partnerships with other cultural organizations.
- Social media has led to a shift where communication is more collaborative versus hierarchical, and where companies openly share information.
- While social media provides opportunities for more democratic cultural sharing, maintaining engagement requires ongoing effort
The document summarizes the 1001 Stories campaign in Denmark, which created a website for users to share stories about places in Denmark. It discusses the goals of engaging younger users and sharing heritage in a modern way. Statistics show over 30,000 monthly users, 10,000 photos, and traffic increasing on the international site. Elements of the campaign included PR, apps, partnerships, and social media promotion. Advice includes using social media for communication, fundraising, and sharing knowledge, while listening to users.
This document announces the X Media Lab conference in Switzerland in September 2013. It will include a one-day Pro-Day conference on September 27th featuring keynote presentations from 16 transmedia experts. There will also be a weekend of masterclasses on September 28-29 where attendees can learn new skills from the speakers. Additionally, the Lab on those dates will provide one-on-one mentoring for 16 projects selected to work with the speakers on developing their ideas. The event aims to help people and companies realize new forms of transmedia content through networking and learning from industry leaders.
This document outlines the agenda and goals for an I.T. Club meeting on April 16th, 2011. The presenter has over 14 years of experience in ICT and runs a software development company. The meeting will include introductions, a discussion of exam results, and a review of the benefits of the club. These include helping students discover career paths and develop skills. Members will engage in activities like blogging, website maintenance, and competitions. The presenter encourages collaboration and sharing of other school I.T. club resources and examples. Questions are invited through the presenter's Facebook page.
Notes of IxDA Hel x Helsinki Design week: FluxTiina Lehtonen
This document summarizes talks from an IxDA Helsinki event on socioeconomics, culture, and behavior. Ville Tikka discussed the second wave of value creation through holistic and experience-based means. Anu K. Nousiainen talked about cultural cockpits and engaging, enabling, and empowering users. Henrik Rydberg discussed how 3D printing enables personalized products and craftsmanship without mass production.
The “Course Topics” series from Manage Train Learn and Slide Topics is a collection of over 4000 slides that will help you master a wide range of management and personal development skills. The 202 PowerPoints in this series offer you a complete and in-depth study of each topic. This presentation is on "Innovation".
Opening Science: Building bridges between research and society Miquel Duran
This document discusses the importance of science communication and open science. It promotes engaging the public in the scientific process through outreach, public awareness, and feedback. The document outlines how scientists can communicate through various mediums like websites, blogs, and social media. It also discusses the benefits of open access publishing and open data to advance science and build an open knowledge society. Overall, the document advocates for more active sharing, collaboration, and engagement between scientists and the public.
Opening keynote at GSE Nordic conference in Reykjavik 2016.
I have also put the whole presentation on Youtube including all videos. It is located at
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNgpiKM6kfg
It is recorded not with my own voice and flat Danish pronunciation, but with a synthetic voice. Which might be quite suitable for the subject.
The imbedded videos are reterieved from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-4mp_e5v4A
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-vS0WcJyNM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSZPNwZex9s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlbQsKpq3Ak
Gro Dyrnes - Nordic Innovation House - European Startup Bridges - Stanford En...Burton Lee
Talk by Gro Dyrnes, CEO - Nordic Innovation House, at Stanford on Jan 4 2016, in our session on 'European Startup Bridges in Silicon Valley'.
Website: http://www.StanfordEuropreneurs.org
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/StanfordEuropreneurs
Twitter: @Europreneurs
Libraries are evolving from places that simply house collections to become makerspaces and solve spaces where community members can solve real-world problems. The workshop speakers will share their experiences in developing makerspaces and moving them toward becoming solve spaces that address sustainability goals and other community challenges. Attendees will learn tips for getting started with a makerspace and moving it to the next level by engaging partners and taking on initiatives that make a positive impact. Through discussion and sharing examples, the panel aims to inspire libraries to utilize their spaces and resources to educate communities and build solutions.
Presentation on VisitOSLOs "open design process", We were crowdsourcing input from the people of Oslo and the local travel industry under the tag #diggeroslo - inviting everybody digging Oslo to influence the designers (from Brandlab) and in the end choose between two different design concepts.
Presentation given at Norwegian Digital Travel Conference 2014.
The document provides an overview of utopic_US, the biggest coworking space in Spain. It discusses the name, values, target audience, activities, platforms, sponsoring opportunities, and future projects of utopic_US. The target audience is those in the creative industries and services between ages 25-45. Utopic_US hosts a variety of events focused on networking, fashion/design, music, social issues, and innovation. It also provides coworking spaces, a school, and hosts recurring events like utopic_Sundays. The document outlines sponsoring opportunities and future goals like expanding nationally and internationally.
Presentazione del minicorso “Creatività nelle PR: optional o necessità?”, parte dei Venerdì della Comunicazione di Text 100, che si è tenuto il 23 aprile 2010.
The document proposes using an interactive Kinect-based game at shopping center events to raise awareness of fire safety. Players would use motion to navigate through 6 challenge levels in a simulated burning home within 3 minutes. The game could then be released online to generate viral advertising. Locations were identified based on high footfall and typical event restrictions considered.
Internet Week Denmark is a one week festival celebrating the internet to be held in and around Aarhus, Denmark from April 28 - May 2. The goals are to create growth, jobs, and brand Aarhus as a Smart City by highlighting the internet economy and matching investors with innovators. The festival will feature official and partner events as well as crowdsourced workshops, talks, hackathons and parties on topics such as e-commerce, social media, big data, startups and more. Participants are encouraged to submit event ideas and the website will promote all events in a searchable calendar.
Swedish ICT aims to enable innovation that leads to sustainable growth and a better quality of life. It has expertise in areas like printed electronics, fiber optics, nanoelectronics, sensors, broadband technology, software engineering, big data, and more. The organization promotes a culture of making and believes research should be converted into innovations that increase competitiveness and benefit society.
This document proposes creating an "ecosystem for curiosity" called MESHNET. MESHNET would connect diverse communities through people, topics, and shared space. It would offer meeting, office, lab, and social spaces to foster collaboration across disciplines like software, hardware, design, and business. The goal is to spur innovation by encouraging open exchange of ideas in an accessible, public space.
Soren J Jorgensen - Innovation Center Denmark - Stanford Engineering - Jan 4 ...Burton Lee
The Innovation Centre Denmark connects Danish researchers, startups, and established companies with Silicon Valley. It has offices around the world and takes a three-pronged approach to commercial innovation, consultancy, and networks. It offers two programs: SCALEit to help startups grow through capital, feedback, and knowledge, and XPLOREit for larger corporate businesses seeking partnerships, technology, or growth support. The Centre aims to inspire Danish entrepreneurs and introduce them to the Silicon Valley ecosystem through speaker events, networking, and accelerator programs lasting one week or three months.
Design Thinking for Code for Europe fellows.
Shortened version of my presentation delivered on January 22nd in Barcelona during kick-off of the Commons for Europe Fellowship Programme.
Find out about three inspiring projects designed to support people living with dementia - and those who care for them.
We heard from Tover about its interactive "Tovertafel", which projects light onto a table and encourages movement and play.
We also heard about an innovative project to capture the life stories of people living with dementia and to drive social change. Finally, we heard from Luminate, Scotland's Creative Ageing organisation about how it is using technology to encourage a creative older life - alongside its face to face activities.
The document summarizes a project exploring how entrepreneurs and small businesses use virtual worlds to improve competitiveness. The project has 9 partners from Nordic countries and the US working across various disciplines. The project has a budget of $1 million USD over 2 years. It involves studying best practices in entrepreneurship and innovation through virtual worlds, developing a virtual center for entrepreneurship, and publishing a book on the future of virtual worlds.
The document discusses Mobile Monday, a non-profit organization with 90 chapters around the world that organizes monthly events to network and discuss mobile industry trends. It provides details on the Zurich chapter's upcoming event on mobile health and wearables, including speakers from companies like Dacadoo and iGrowDigital and sponsors. The event will focus on discussing drivers of mobile innovation like the growth of smartphones, IoT, and healthcare applications.
SISP presentation at CONNECT Global Summit 2013Magnus Lundin
SISP's CEO Magnus Lundin presents Sweden's the innovation culture, it's incubators and science parks and not at least business angel networks and seed capital funds.
This document discusses how libraries can serve as learning spaces and support lifelong learning. It explores trends like connected learning, maker spaces, gamification and how mobile technologies can enhance library services. Libraries aim to empower users and support learning for people of all ages through strategies like participating in online courses and providing learning opportunities both inside and outside their walls.
Professor Barry Lloyd Vercoe discussed three organizations that have fostered innovation through interdisciplinary research: the MIT Media Lab, One Laptop per Child, and the Echo Nest Corporation. He explained that innovation springs from the clash of cultures, disciplines, ways of thinking, and ways of doing things, with a high tolerance for failure. To foster innovation, he recommends creating an open research environment that maximizes connections across disciplines and encourages experimentation without prescriptive goals.
Opening keynote at GSE Nordic conference in Reykjavik 2016.
I have also put the whole presentation on Youtube including all videos. It is located at
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNgpiKM6kfg
It is recorded not with my own voice and flat Danish pronunciation, but with a synthetic voice. Which might be quite suitable for the subject.
The imbedded videos are reterieved from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-4mp_e5v4A
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-vS0WcJyNM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSZPNwZex9s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlbQsKpq3Ak
Gro Dyrnes - Nordic Innovation House - European Startup Bridges - Stanford En...Burton Lee
Talk by Gro Dyrnes, CEO - Nordic Innovation House, at Stanford on Jan 4 2016, in our session on 'European Startup Bridges in Silicon Valley'.
Website: http://www.StanfordEuropreneurs.org
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/StanfordEuropreneurs
Twitter: @Europreneurs
Libraries are evolving from places that simply house collections to become makerspaces and solve spaces where community members can solve real-world problems. The workshop speakers will share their experiences in developing makerspaces and moving them toward becoming solve spaces that address sustainability goals and other community challenges. Attendees will learn tips for getting started with a makerspace and moving it to the next level by engaging partners and taking on initiatives that make a positive impact. Through discussion and sharing examples, the panel aims to inspire libraries to utilize their spaces and resources to educate communities and build solutions.
Presentation on VisitOSLOs "open design process", We were crowdsourcing input from the people of Oslo and the local travel industry under the tag #diggeroslo - inviting everybody digging Oslo to influence the designers (from Brandlab) and in the end choose between two different design concepts.
Presentation given at Norwegian Digital Travel Conference 2014.
The document provides an overview of utopic_US, the biggest coworking space in Spain. It discusses the name, values, target audience, activities, platforms, sponsoring opportunities, and future projects of utopic_US. The target audience is those in the creative industries and services between ages 25-45. Utopic_US hosts a variety of events focused on networking, fashion/design, music, social issues, and innovation. It also provides coworking spaces, a school, and hosts recurring events like utopic_Sundays. The document outlines sponsoring opportunities and future goals like expanding nationally and internationally.
Presentazione del minicorso “Creatività nelle PR: optional o necessità?”, parte dei Venerdì della Comunicazione di Text 100, che si è tenuto il 23 aprile 2010.
The document proposes using an interactive Kinect-based game at shopping center events to raise awareness of fire safety. Players would use motion to navigate through 6 challenge levels in a simulated burning home within 3 minutes. The game could then be released online to generate viral advertising. Locations were identified based on high footfall and typical event restrictions considered.
Internet Week Denmark is a one week festival celebrating the internet to be held in and around Aarhus, Denmark from April 28 - May 2. The goals are to create growth, jobs, and brand Aarhus as a Smart City by highlighting the internet economy and matching investors with innovators. The festival will feature official and partner events as well as crowdsourced workshops, talks, hackathons and parties on topics such as e-commerce, social media, big data, startups and more. Participants are encouraged to submit event ideas and the website will promote all events in a searchable calendar.
Swedish ICT aims to enable innovation that leads to sustainable growth and a better quality of life. It has expertise in areas like printed electronics, fiber optics, nanoelectronics, sensors, broadband technology, software engineering, big data, and more. The organization promotes a culture of making and believes research should be converted into innovations that increase competitiveness and benefit society.
This document proposes creating an "ecosystem for curiosity" called MESHNET. MESHNET would connect diverse communities through people, topics, and shared space. It would offer meeting, office, lab, and social spaces to foster collaboration across disciplines like software, hardware, design, and business. The goal is to spur innovation by encouraging open exchange of ideas in an accessible, public space.
Soren J Jorgensen - Innovation Center Denmark - Stanford Engineering - Jan 4 ...Burton Lee
The Innovation Centre Denmark connects Danish researchers, startups, and established companies with Silicon Valley. It has offices around the world and takes a three-pronged approach to commercial innovation, consultancy, and networks. It offers two programs: SCALEit to help startups grow through capital, feedback, and knowledge, and XPLOREit for larger corporate businesses seeking partnerships, technology, or growth support. The Centre aims to inspire Danish entrepreneurs and introduce them to the Silicon Valley ecosystem through speaker events, networking, and accelerator programs lasting one week or three months.
Design Thinking for Code for Europe fellows.
Shortened version of my presentation delivered on January 22nd in Barcelona during kick-off of the Commons for Europe Fellowship Programme.
Find out about three inspiring projects designed to support people living with dementia - and those who care for them.
We heard from Tover about its interactive "Tovertafel", which projects light onto a table and encourages movement and play.
We also heard about an innovative project to capture the life stories of people living with dementia and to drive social change. Finally, we heard from Luminate, Scotland's Creative Ageing organisation about how it is using technology to encourage a creative older life - alongside its face to face activities.
The document summarizes a project exploring how entrepreneurs and small businesses use virtual worlds to improve competitiveness. The project has 9 partners from Nordic countries and the US working across various disciplines. The project has a budget of $1 million USD over 2 years. It involves studying best practices in entrepreneurship and innovation through virtual worlds, developing a virtual center for entrepreneurship, and publishing a book on the future of virtual worlds.
The document discusses Mobile Monday, a non-profit organization with 90 chapters around the world that organizes monthly events to network and discuss mobile industry trends. It provides details on the Zurich chapter's upcoming event on mobile health and wearables, including speakers from companies like Dacadoo and iGrowDigital and sponsors. The event will focus on discussing drivers of mobile innovation like the growth of smartphones, IoT, and healthcare applications.
SISP presentation at CONNECT Global Summit 2013Magnus Lundin
SISP's CEO Magnus Lundin presents Sweden's the innovation culture, it's incubators and science parks and not at least business angel networks and seed capital funds.
This document discusses how libraries can serve as learning spaces and support lifelong learning. It explores trends like connected learning, maker spaces, gamification and how mobile technologies can enhance library services. Libraries aim to empower users and support learning for people of all ages through strategies like participating in online courses and providing learning opportunities both inside and outside their walls.
Professor Barry Lloyd Vercoe discussed three organizations that have fostered innovation through interdisciplinary research: the MIT Media Lab, One Laptop per Child, and the Echo Nest Corporation. He explained that innovation springs from the clash of cultures, disciplines, ways of thinking, and ways of doing things, with a high tolerance for failure. To foster innovation, he recommends creating an open research environment that maximizes connections across disciplines and encourages experimentation without prescriptive goals.
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The old structures in society are falling. However, many players in society, want to slow the process down. Entrepreneurs will secure the energy that is necessary to make change happen.
The document provides an overview of key findings from a survey of B2B content marketers on content marketing benchmarks, budgets, and trends in North America. Some key findings include:
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This presentation was provided by Steph Pollock of The American Psychological Association’s Journals Program, and Damita Snow, of The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), for the initial session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session One: 'Setting Expectations: a DEIA Primer,' was held June 6, 2024.
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Walmart Business+ and Spark Good for Nonprofits.pdfTechSoup
"Learn about all the ways Walmart supports nonprofit organizations.
You will hear from Liz Willett, the Head of Nonprofits, and hear about what Walmart is doing to help nonprofits, including Walmart Business and Spark Good. Walmart Business+ is a new offer for nonprofits that offers discounts and also streamlines nonprofits order and expense tracking, saving time and money.
The webinar may also give some examples on how nonprofits can best leverage Walmart Business+.
The event will cover the following::
Walmart Business + (https://business.walmart.com/plus) is a new shopping experience for nonprofits, schools, and local business customers that connects an exclusive online shopping experience to stores. Benefits include free delivery and shipping, a 'Spend Analytics” feature, special discounts, deals and tax-exempt shopping.
Special TechSoup offer for a free 180 days membership, and up to $150 in discounts on eligible orders.
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Answers about how you can do more with Walmart!"
Exploiting Artificial Intelligence for Empowering Researchers and Faculty, In...Dr. Vinod Kumar Kanvaria
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1. What are you passionate about?
Do something with it!
Hackathon
Japanese / Swedish Communication Program
Epicenter Stockholm 160927
2. Today
• Epicenter intro
Hannes Sjöblad, CDO - epicenter.se
• Presentations
• Hackathon intro -
Per Söderström - contentmarketing.se
• HACKATHON - start a project
For fun, out of curiosity, for the future,
for the community , for yourself
Per Söderström
• 12.00 Lunch
K-märkt, Epicenter
• 13.00 Hackathon - in groups
• 14.00 “Combining Passion and Science”
Merci Olsson, National Geographic
• Hackathon - in groups
• 15.00 “Glue” - an entrepreneur story
Rikard Köhler, community manager, Glue
• Preparation - in groups
• 16.15 Presentations - each group
• 17.00 Thank you!
3. Starting up the hackathon
• Technology era
• Communication era
• Community era
• The assignment
44. We talked about
• Technology era
• Communication era
• Community era
• Your assignment - making the best out of what you like
45. Do you have the team?
You are part of a great team
46. What are YOU passionate about?
Where can that passion lead you?
In a Japanese-Swedish global community
47. The hackathon
• In groups of four
• Share your interests
• Discuss what you want to do together after this week, create a
project
• All areas are open - music, apps, fashion, energy, gaming, software,
community development, AI, life science, nutrition, writing,
videoblogging….
• Present your project at 16.15 - four minutes or less per group
• Have FUN!