Tired of your resume/CV getting ignored in your job search? Follow these simple tips and never be ignored again!
Find the presentation resumes & CV's in this presentation here: http://etsy.me/1GhhIDX
Happy job hunting!
SlideSpace allows users to upload PowerPoint presentations and videos for sharing online. Users can view content uploaded by others and create their own profile page called "myslidespace." The site also features browse options by popularity and category as well as community features showing upcoming groups and events.
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The document provides instructions for creating a 4 slide biography presentation in PowerPoint, including using a menu of links between slides, images, text, and a website link on one slide. Transitions and animations are to be added to each slide. The presentation should include biographical details like accomplishments, birthplace, family, and timeline. It must be saved as the student's username followed by "bio.ppt" and include a print screen slide.
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A talk given to Reed Business Information in January 2012.
The bulk of the useful content is in the speaker notes - do take a look in here for in-depth explanation.
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Slideshare is a website that allows users to upload presentations and other documents to share publicly or privately. It was established in 2006 and acquired by LinkedIn in 2012. Users can view and search presentations for free, but need a basic registration to upload or download content, which provides limited sharing capabilities. Paid professional memberships unlock more features like private sharing and analytics. While Slideshare allows wider distribution of content, users should be aware that uploaded information may become publicly visible and some presentation elements like animations may not translate fully.
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Captioning is inclusive. True, you're boosting SEO or grabbing the attention of the serial scroller, but what you're really doing is including over 5% of the world's population.
-You're including viewers that may not be able to hear the video.
-You're helping non-native English speakers understand your message.
Access is (and should be) a universal right. While captioning is a small step in the right direction, it's one of the most important that impacts a significant number of people.
Something I find really interesting is one of the reasons people may not add captions to their videos. "It takes too much time." Instead of diving into the topic of what being too busy means to me - I went for a solution to the frequently mentioned pain point instead. Maybe it's not the right or only solution, but it works. I also know it doesn't take more than a few minutes added on to your regularly scheduled video posting routine.
SlideSpace allows users to upload PowerPoint presentations and videos for sharing online. Users can view content uploaded by others and create their own profile page called "myslidespace." The site also features browse options by popularity and category as well as community features showing upcoming groups and events.
This document provides a list of tools for edtech training, including resources for image searching, sending files, using search engines, sharing presentations, shortening URLs, blogging platforms, adding new pages, voice recording, creating word clouds, and preparing videos. Key tools mentioned are Google Image Search, Wetransfer for sending files, Google, Startpage and Spezify for searching, Slideshare for sharing presentations, Tinyurl for shortening URLs, Blogger, Wordpress and Edublogs for blogging, and Animoto and Vocaroo for creating multimedia content.
This document outlines the weekly online and group activities, assessments, and assignments for a Brand.Me course completed outside of the classroom over 10 weeks. It includes activities such as completing a Myers Briggs personality test, updating a CV and LinkedIn profile, contributing to discussion posts on a course webpage, researching companies and workshop content, creating a filmed pitch and internship offers, and developing a mind map summarizing the course. Students are expected to complete readings, videos, blogs, plans, and a mind map to be turned in for grading throughout the term.
The document provides instructions for creating a 4 slide biography presentation in PowerPoint, including using a menu of links between slides, images, text, and a website link on one slide. Transitions and animations are to be added to each slide. The presentation should include biographical details like accomplishments, birthplace, family, and timeline. It must be saved as the student's username followed by "bio.ppt" and include a print screen slide.
Data is Dull! Make Challenging Content Interesting with Online Video! (Jan 2012)David McClelland
A talk given to Reed Business Information in January 2012.
The bulk of the useful content is in the speaker notes - do take a look in here for in-depth explanation.
The document summarizes four days of editing work on a film trailer. On day 1, the footage was organized into files and clips were selected for the trailer. On day 2, intertitles were added to build tension. On day 3, basic effects like a glow effect and TV glitch were added. On day 4, an intro animation was created and music was selected and added to complete the trailer.
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Captioning is inclusive. True, you're boosting SEO or grabbing the attention of the serial scroller, but what you're really doing is including over 5% of the world's population.
-You're including viewers that may not be able to hear the video.
-You're helping non-native English speakers understand your message.
Access is (and should be) a universal right. While captioning is a small step in the right direction, it's one of the most important that impacts a significant number of people.
Something I find really interesting is one of the reasons people may not add captions to their videos. "It takes too much time." Instead of diving into the topic of what being too busy means to me - I went for a solution to the frequently mentioned pain point instead. Maybe it's not the right or only solution, but it works. I also know it doesn't take more than a few minutes added on to your regularly scheduled video posting routine.
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Slideshow presented by Picture Book Films - a Video Production Company based in London/Brighton, UK.
This document provides information on free online presentation and communication tools, including:
- Flickr for searching and finding free images with proper licensing
- Jing for capturing screenshots and short videos to share
- Prezi as an alternative to PowerPoint slides with a zoomable canvas
- SlideShare for sharing PowerPoint presentations online
- Skype and UStream for live video streaming and conferencing
- Animoto for turning photos and videos into slideshows
- ZohoShow as a free web-based alternative to PowerPoint
- NoteandPoint for finding example presentation materials
- EndNote for citation management
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- Flickr for searching and finding free images with proper licensing
- Jing for capturing screenshots and short videos to share
- Prezi as an alternative to PowerPoint slides with a zoomable canvas
- SlideShare for sharing PowerPoint presentations online
- Skype and UStream for live video streaming and conferencing
- Animoto for turning photos and videos into slideshows
- ZohoShow as a free web-based alternative to PowerPoint
- NoteandPoint for finding example presentation materials.
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This document provides information about using video as a marketing tool. It lists top tips, tools and sites for video marketing. It then discusses 10 specific tools that can help make videos more engaging, including Prezi, YouTube Editor, Camtasia, Animoto and CommonCraft. It concludes with 6 tips for effective video marketing, such as using branding, including URLs in videos, writing attention-grabbing titles and providing valuable content.
This document summarizes several free online presentation software options: SlideRocket, Animoto, Prezi, Google Docs Presentation Tools, and SlideShare. SlideRocket allows users to create, manage, share, and measure results of presentations online with an integrated interface. Animoto automatically creates video presentations by combining user-selected images, video clips, and music. Prezi is an online presentation software. Google Presentation Tools allows users to create, share, and edit online presentations and publish them on websites. SlideShare allows users to view, download, upload, and share presentations online and includes tools to create events and webinars.
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The Orange County, CA (USA) chapter of ASTD (www.astdoc.org) has a Training & Technology Special Interest Group. They invited me to present on Articulate's (www.Articulate.com) Studio '09, rapid e-learning development software suite.
View the online presentation at:
http://www.ridgeviewmedia.com/portfolio/olt/ASTDOC/player.html
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Video production guide for creating your own on-line videos. Part two of our video production guide covers editing your video.
Slideshow presented by Picture Book Films - a Video Production Company based in London/Brighton, UK.
This document provides information on free online presentation and communication tools, including:
- Flickr for searching and finding free images with proper licensing
- Jing for capturing screenshots and short videos to share
- Prezi as an alternative to PowerPoint slides with a zoomable canvas
- SlideShare for sharing PowerPoint presentations online
- Skype and UStream for live video streaming and conferencing
- Animoto for turning photos and videos into slideshows
- ZohoShow as a free web-based alternative to PowerPoint
- NoteandPoint for finding example presentation materials
- EndNote for citation management
This comprehensive presentation covers all the basics of video marketing, including:
Why use video marketing
Video perception vs. reality
Putting marketing videos within your reach
Video tools, tips and best practices
Easy and affordable ways to get started
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Video marketing is growing in popularity as a lead generation strategy. Video content is now a vital part of inbound marketing to attract customers online. Short, informal videos can be easily created and promoted through platforms like YouTube and Facebook to share expertise and demonstrate products. Optimizing videos with relevant keywords, captions, and third-party interviews can help drive traffic and engagement.
Repetitive live product demos take too much time. Demo videos or large demo presentations lose the personal touch. DemoChimp combats these common sales efficiency problems with personalized automated demo videos. Check it out.
This document provides information on free online presentation and communication tools, including:
- Flickr for searching and finding free images with proper licensing
- Jing for capturing screenshots and short videos to share
- Prezi as an alternative to PowerPoint slides with a zoomable canvas
- SlideShare for sharing PowerPoint presentations online
- Skype and UStream for live video streaming and conferencing
- Animoto for turning photos and videos into slideshows
- ZohoShow as a free web-based alternative to PowerPoint
- NoteandPoint for finding example presentation materials.
This document provides tips and templates for using video in business prospecting. It discusses how video can enhance email and social media prospecting. It then describes 10 video templates that can be used, such as webcam videos, website hover videos, and pre-meeting videos. The document emphasizes keeping videos short, personal, and focused on clearly demonstrating value. It also provides suggestions for crafting attention-grabbing subject lines and introductory copy.
The document provides a summary of common PowerPoint mistakes and tips for improving presentations. It includes multiple links to articles and videos about using storytelling techniques, avoiding pitfalls like excessive text, and designing engaging slides. The key message is that an effective PowerPoint tells a story and focuses on visuals rather than just text. Storytelling and exploiting technology can make presentations more interesting and impactful for audiences.
This is a video SEO essentials presentation that I prepared while at iRISEmedia in 2011. This works well for YouTube as well as other channels like DailyMotion and Vimeo.
This will show the description of a slideshare, steps in screating a slideshare, what are those benefits you could get from using slideshare asand so much more...
This document provides 10 keys to creating effective software training presentations and videos. The keys include showing an agenda and sticking to it, building information slowly with explanations and examples, using simple visuals like pictures and lists, working within the tool's interface when possible, and keeping internal information separate. The document advises ending with a summary and additional resources, and considering presentations as part of a larger series to accommodate different experience levels. Implementing at least the first five keys is recommended for making presentations as useful as possible for internal and external audiences.
PowerPoint 2010 includes several new features to enhance multimedia presentations including embedding and editing video directly in PowerPoint, compressing video and audio files for easier sharing, adding dynamic 3D transitions between slides, linking to online video, working on presentations from any web browser, using bookmarks in video clips, converting the mouse to a laser pointer, adding screenshots without leaving PowerPoint, precisely cropping images, and allowing multiple users to co-author a presentation simultaneously.
Creating and Sharing Personalized Time-Based Annotations of Videos on the WebRodrigo Laiola Guimarães
The document describes a system for creating and sharing personalized time-based annotations of videos on the web. The approach allows users to author timed text comments and navigation links that are synchronized to specific points in one or multiple videos. Annotations are stored using an XML document model. The system enables selective viewing of annotations and supports contextual metadata about the annotations and videos.
This document provides information about using video as a marketing tool. It lists top tips, tools and sites for video marketing. It then discusses 10 specific tools that can help make videos more engaging, including Prezi, YouTube Editor, Camtasia, Animoto and CommonCraft. It concludes with 6 tips for effective video marketing, such as using branding, including URLs in videos, writing attention-grabbing titles and providing valuable content.
This document summarizes several free online presentation software options: SlideRocket, Animoto, Prezi, Google Docs Presentation Tools, and SlideShare. SlideRocket allows users to create, manage, share, and measure results of presentations online with an integrated interface. Animoto automatically creates video presentations by combining user-selected images, video clips, and music. Prezi is an online presentation software. Google Presentation Tools allows users to create, share, and edit online presentations and publish them on websites. SlideShare allows users to view, download, upload, and share presentations online and includes tools to create events and webinars.
This document provides many technology tips and resources for educators, including how to search more effectively using Google, use various Google tools and apps, capture and share online videos, create word clouds and tag clouds, and leverage free educational apps and websites. A variety of free online tools and services are recommended for creating presentations, bookmarks, posters, and more. Educators are also encouraged to explore educational technology standards and consider a membership to the International Society for Technology in Education.
The document discusses content re-purposing and provides tips for doing so effectively. It defines content re-purposing as reworking existing content into new formats like slides, videos, audio, social media posts, and more. The key is to first create an outline extracting the main points, then repurpose that outline into various formats while promoting the content and measuring results. Repurposing content helps increase visibility, backlinks, and traffic to help prospects learn in different ways.
The Orange County, CA (USA) chapter of ASTD (www.astdoc.org) has a Training & Technology Special Interest Group. They invited me to present on Articulate's (www.Articulate.com) Studio '09, rapid e-learning development software suite.
View the online presentation at:
http://www.ridgeviewmedia.com/portfolio/olt/ASTDOC/player.html
How to Use the Slide Share Module on Squidoo.ComLindaJM
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2. Job seekers of the world, it’s
time to kill the traditional
resume and CV!
3. You know they mostly get
ignored anyway.
Do the following instead and
you will likely never fall into
that dreaded job applicant’s
“black hole” again!
7. Upload a copy to SlideShare.net. (best for resumes and CV’s with no transitions
or builds). You can make public for free or upgrade to “Pro” to keep private.
or...
Convert to video and then upload to YouTube. Do this by using SnagIt, Moyea or
other similar PowerPoint to video apps. Set your video’s privacy settings to make
it public, unlisted or private.
9. Copy the URL of your newly uploaded resume and go to a site like Tiny
URL (http://tinyurl.com), bitly (http://bitly.com) or Google URL shortener
(http://goo.gl) and get a new, abbreviated URL. This makes it easy to send
your sparkling, new resume.