This is a presentation that introduced the www.wiredfor2020.com event held April 18, 2009 at the Mall of America. The goal was to drive awareness for mentoring and how social media can help foster those relationships.
This document discusses various social media stories and tools. It includes polls about which brands people want to tweet with, models for social media engagement and content on websites, blogs and other platforms. Several pages showcase interviews that were conducted via Twitter with VIPs and leaders in advertising and social media. The document also speculates about the future of platforms like Facebook and Twitter and asks what might replace social communication platforms in coming years. It concludes by providing contact information for Evelyn So of Noesium Consulting.
The COVID-19 pandemic is disrupting many talent processes. But it doesn’t need to stop them. From talent reviews to hiring to assessments, companies are converting in-person processes to virtual formats at a dizzying pace. Learnings to apply and pitfalls to avoid when creating virtual experiences that are built to withstand COVID-19 and in the long term, accelerate the workforce of the future.
The Webwise Parents Presentations are designed to assist schools who wish to host parent internet safety evenings. The information included in the presentations covered key topics for parents including social media, screen time, cyber-bullying, image-sharing and features expert advice and support. Presentations for primary and post-primary schools can be downloaded below. All presentations come with a script.
Keeping Your People Engaged and Productive Through the CrisisKorn Ferry
As more companies shut their office doors and ask their employees to work virtually, maintaining high levels of engagement and productivity won’t be easy. But with a proven approach to remote connections and team management, it can be done well and set up employees for a seamless return to regular ways of working.
Creating effective learning experiences in a virtual environmentKorn Ferry
In times of business disruption, learning and development is needed more than ever. But, how do you keep up momentum of your learning programs that are designed to be delivered face-to-face in the time of social distancing? Using common traditional corporate learning formats as examples, we'll share best practices for converting to virtual learning experiences.
Brave New World: There is great deal of uncertainty in business today. You wouldn’t be wrong in thinking the
seasons have changed and winter is upon us, the business thermometer is looking decidedly chilled.
Each season, however, offers new opportunities, the trick is to recognize the changing signs and not head up a
mountain in shorts and a t-shirt only to get caught out in a blizzard. In September 2008 the world changed forever
and although many business leaders are hoping for a return to normal as we emerge from the recession, there is
now a new normal and new set of rules for success.
Brave New World uses a combination of the latest business research, humour, multimedia and case studies to
reveal challenges coming over the horizon and most importantly what business leaders need to do to ensure
competitiveness during what will be a very different decade from the one before. Trust in companies is at an all
time low and leaders are going to have to work hard to build relationships. The reality of this new world is that
businesses need to become more personal and more values driven. The successful companies will develop deep
and intimate connections with customers and partners. The next decade will be driven not by shareholder
capitalism but consumer capitalism. Consumers now have more power than ever before and are seeking genuine
two-way, mutually beneficial relationships. Using examples taken from yacht racing to life on coral reefs Dean
paints a vivid and compelling view of the future of work. He focuses on the importance of vision, values, emergent
strategies, collaboration with customers and shows how we need to be rethinking marketing. Thought-provoking
and powerful.
This document discusses successful community engagement strategies. It provides tips for engaging a community, including having a common purpose, empowering community members as leaders, giving members a voice, making participation easy, integrating online and offline engagement, and making referrals easy. It also shares examples of how the website EverythingCU.com successfully engages the credit union community through online discussion forums and in-person events. Statistics are presented on EverythingCU.com's growth and impact. Case studies of other credit unions that successfully engage communities through social media are also mentioned.
This document discusses various social media stories and tools. It includes polls about which brands people want to tweet with, models for social media engagement and content on websites, blogs and other platforms. Several pages showcase interviews that were conducted via Twitter with VIPs and leaders in advertising and social media. The document also speculates about the future of platforms like Facebook and Twitter and asks what might replace social communication platforms in coming years. It concludes by providing contact information for Evelyn So of Noesium Consulting.
The COVID-19 pandemic is disrupting many talent processes. But it doesn’t need to stop them. From talent reviews to hiring to assessments, companies are converting in-person processes to virtual formats at a dizzying pace. Learnings to apply and pitfalls to avoid when creating virtual experiences that are built to withstand COVID-19 and in the long term, accelerate the workforce of the future.
The Webwise Parents Presentations are designed to assist schools who wish to host parent internet safety evenings. The information included in the presentations covered key topics for parents including social media, screen time, cyber-bullying, image-sharing and features expert advice and support. Presentations for primary and post-primary schools can be downloaded below. All presentations come with a script.
Keeping Your People Engaged and Productive Through the CrisisKorn Ferry
As more companies shut their office doors and ask their employees to work virtually, maintaining high levels of engagement and productivity won’t be easy. But with a proven approach to remote connections and team management, it can be done well and set up employees for a seamless return to regular ways of working.
Creating effective learning experiences in a virtual environmentKorn Ferry
In times of business disruption, learning and development is needed more than ever. But, how do you keep up momentum of your learning programs that are designed to be delivered face-to-face in the time of social distancing? Using common traditional corporate learning formats as examples, we'll share best practices for converting to virtual learning experiences.
Brave New World: There is great deal of uncertainty in business today. You wouldn’t be wrong in thinking the
seasons have changed and winter is upon us, the business thermometer is looking decidedly chilled.
Each season, however, offers new opportunities, the trick is to recognize the changing signs and not head up a
mountain in shorts and a t-shirt only to get caught out in a blizzard. In September 2008 the world changed forever
and although many business leaders are hoping for a return to normal as we emerge from the recession, there is
now a new normal and new set of rules for success.
Brave New World uses a combination of the latest business research, humour, multimedia and case studies to
reveal challenges coming over the horizon and most importantly what business leaders need to do to ensure
competitiveness during what will be a very different decade from the one before. Trust in companies is at an all
time low and leaders are going to have to work hard to build relationships. The reality of this new world is that
businesses need to become more personal and more values driven. The successful companies will develop deep
and intimate connections with customers and partners. The next decade will be driven not by shareholder
capitalism but consumer capitalism. Consumers now have more power than ever before and are seeking genuine
two-way, mutually beneficial relationships. Using examples taken from yacht racing to life on coral reefs Dean
paints a vivid and compelling view of the future of work. He focuses on the importance of vision, values, emergent
strategies, collaboration with customers and shows how we need to be rethinking marketing. Thought-provoking
and powerful.
This document discusses successful community engagement strategies. It provides tips for engaging a community, including having a common purpose, empowering community members as leaders, giving members a voice, making participation easy, integrating online and offline engagement, and making referrals easy. It also shares examples of how the website EverythingCU.com successfully engages the credit union community through online discussion forums and in-person events. Statistics are presented on EverythingCU.com's growth and impact. Case studies of other credit unions that successfully engage communities through social media are also mentioned.
The document discusses how virtual internships can help college students gain work experience and make an impact while still in school. It notes that not all students just want to have fun, but want to work hard and engage with their education. Virtual internships allow students to work remotely through online communication platforms, gain practical knowledge and certificates, and even earn a stipend through programs like ReleaseMyAd and The InternApp. Students are encouraged to apply for these opportunities to gain work experience from home while still pursuing their degrees.
The internet is a powerful way to get your message across to the right audience. Social media sites like YouTube, Twitter, Flickr, MySpace, and Facebook can help raise awareness for your cause, build a network of support, coordinate events and create change. We'll explore the Dos and Don'ts of social networking, as well as hear some inspiring examples of how other nonprofits have used social media to advance their cause & broadcast their message to the world.
Year here Fellows - digital media and communicationsTom Doust
This document discusses the importance of digital skills and social media for charities. It notes that charities stand to gain significantly from improving their digital capabilities, as digital will be the preferred means of communication for most stakeholders. However, many charities currently have little online presence or need help with web design and social media. The document then outlines five themes for charities to consider regarding social media and communication strategies, such as being creative with campaigns, unlearning old habits, and embracing opportunities to connect and collaborate online.
This document discusses meeting the right people and making connections through networking events, but notes there is no perfect network unless you intentionally build it. It also touches on the problems of the unbanked and underbanked population and the high costs of traditional banking methods. The document appears to be notes from a presentation or session on networking, business models, and financial inclusion.
Conquering the Myths of Technology and LearningGeorge Couros
This document discusses how technology and learning have changed, and challenges some myths about technology in education. It notes that while schools often ban social media, businesses and colleges use it extensively to engage customers. The document advocates allowing students to create their own content and focusing on relationships rather than control. It questions whether schools effectively use available technologies and suggests rethinking learning spaces and allowing side-by-side learning. Overall it promotes embracing technology and social aspects of learning rather than trying to isolate students.
Generation Z consists of those born between 1995-2012. They are characterized as independent, entrepreneurial yet risk averse. They have a strong sense of social responsibility and are highly technologically proficient, living online rather than just going online. Formative events for Gen Z included 9/11 and the Great Recession. As they enter the workforce, they will bring changes such as a generational gap, a blend of high-touch and high-tech skills, a demand for frequent feedback, and an emphasis on diversity and inclusion. Employers need to adapt workplaces for Gen Z by utilizing new technologies, incentivizing competition, and providing balance between social and solitary work.
This document discusses the challenges of making sense of rapid changes in technology and preparing students for an increasingly digital world. It argues that schools need to rethink learning spaces and allow students to create and share content online in order to stay relevant. Students are already leading the way by using technologies like social media, video, and mobile devices in their daily lives. For schools to be indispensable, they must focus on relationships and learning alongside students in a culture of sharing.
TEDx Rhein-Main Michael Altendorf February 2011 - Virtual Identity and the en...Michael Altendorf
Michael Altendorf discusses how the internet and emerging technologies are changing concepts of personal identity. As the web permeates all aspects of daily life by 2020, individuals will have multiple, fluid online identities across social networks and digital platforms that are constantly tracked and stored in massive databases. While this development ends privacy and anonymity, it also allows people to curate and express different aspects of themselves through various virtual identities. However, individuals must consider who truly shapes and controls their digital identity in this new paradigm.
Maximize Workplace Collaboration with Visual CommunicationsVidyo, Inc.
Communication in workplace nowadays is taken over by digital communication and has transformed into electronically transmitted words. However, nothing beats visual communication on personal and inter-personal communications.
Read to know how to increase collaboration in workplace using video communication at workplace.
Know more about video conferencing solutions from www.vidyo.com
The Webwise Parents Presentations are designed to assist schools who wish to host parent internet safety evenings. The information included in the presentations covered key topics for parents including social media, screen time, cyber-bullying, image-sharing and features expert advice and support. Presentations for primary and post-primary schools can be downloaded below. All presentations come with a script which can be found in the notes section on the PowerPoint or can be downloaded separately.
This document provides information for parents on supporting their children's safe internet use. It discusses top online risks according to parents like cyberbullying, excessive screen time, and inappropriate content. Tips are provided on setting rules for internet use, using parental controls, talking to children about their online activities, and dealing with issues like cyberbullying. The importance of open communication and leading by example online are emphasized. Resources like Webwise.ie/Parents are recommended to help parents address these issues.
The document discusses the evolution of communication and public relations from 2002 to 2012. It notes how actions like drunk dialing have been replaced by butt dialing, and how costs of research have decreased with the rise of review sites like Yelp. The document then outlines the RPIE model of research, planning, implementation and evaluation for public relations campaigns. It emphasizes researching audiences, setting goals and tactics, sharing constantly online to build trust, and being human, accessible, authentic and patient. Finally, it discusses how open communication allows for more flexible planning and involvement of publics.
The document discusses several key points about social business:
1) It argues that social media is no longer about control but about authentic engagement with customers, who now generate 25% of search results for top brands through user-generated content.
2) It notes that most companies still do not understand digital and social media, and that a cultural transformation is needed to embrace openness.
3) It emphasizes the importance of being authentic, honest, and actually listening to customers in social media, as well as understanding the metrics that matter to company leaders.
Internet lifestyle network testimonial reviewjeffduhon
Internet Lifestyle Network created by Mark Hoverson and Vincent Ortega Jr. is such a powerful system. The pieces of this puzzle have been quoted as being worth 2 million dollars or more. You will be able to learn the skills necessary to expand your business. I personally have learned blogging and video marketing since beginning with ILN. Join the many mentors who are already successful and are now helping others grow.
Collaboration for the greater good: How a new government agency changed the face of financial experiences.
UXPA 2013's opening keynote from Noah Kunin, Daniel Munz, and John Yuda chronicles the efforts of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to transform traditional mortgage forms into a more user-friendly version of themselves.
There are two videos referenced in the slides, viewable online as follows:
Slide 50: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MC515DJrhsM&list=SP4DF0E02026116FC5
Slide 81: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2-M1SbyBVA
Children - and a Digital Age, for Reimagine Faith FormationBex Lewis
A presentation prepared for Reimagine Faith Formation (http://reimaginefaith2016.com/), to be presented online on Friday 26th August 2016 (7am UK time!).
This document discusses why desktop Linux sucks and proposes solutions. It acknowledges Linux's strengths but notes issues like audio problems, hardware compatibility issues, and lack of professional software. It argues that key projects require stable, long-term funding to succeed but current open source models often fail to provide this. It proposes that Linux distributors and companies get more involved in fundraising and promoting donations/commercial software to help fund important projects and improve the desktop Linux experience.
This document outlines methodologies for elder and guardianship mediation. It discusses what mediation is, core and variable features of any mediation, and what constitutes elder and guardianship mediation specifically. Four models of mediation are described - settlement, facilitative, therapeutic/transformative, and evaluative. For elder and guardianship mediation, a facilitative model with pre-mediation meetings is recommended. Co-mediation and a five-step consensus building methodology for multi-party mediation are also presented. The document concludes with qualities of being a good facilitator.
Mediating with Technology.: Opportunities and RisksNicole Garton
This document discusses opportunities and risks related to using technology in mediation practices. It outlines various technology options available to mediators, including collaboration tools, remote access tools, and online dispute resolution platforms. The document also discusses important considerations for mediators regarding technology, such as ensuring client data security and privacy when using cloud-based services or practicing online. Overall, the document promotes keeping abreast of technological innovations while establishing proper risk management procedures to protect confidential client information.
The document discusses how virtual internships can help college students gain work experience and make an impact while still in school. It notes that not all students just want to have fun, but want to work hard and engage with their education. Virtual internships allow students to work remotely through online communication platforms, gain practical knowledge and certificates, and even earn a stipend through programs like ReleaseMyAd and The InternApp. Students are encouraged to apply for these opportunities to gain work experience from home while still pursuing their degrees.
The internet is a powerful way to get your message across to the right audience. Social media sites like YouTube, Twitter, Flickr, MySpace, and Facebook can help raise awareness for your cause, build a network of support, coordinate events and create change. We'll explore the Dos and Don'ts of social networking, as well as hear some inspiring examples of how other nonprofits have used social media to advance their cause & broadcast their message to the world.
Year here Fellows - digital media and communicationsTom Doust
This document discusses the importance of digital skills and social media for charities. It notes that charities stand to gain significantly from improving their digital capabilities, as digital will be the preferred means of communication for most stakeholders. However, many charities currently have little online presence or need help with web design and social media. The document then outlines five themes for charities to consider regarding social media and communication strategies, such as being creative with campaigns, unlearning old habits, and embracing opportunities to connect and collaborate online.
This document discusses meeting the right people and making connections through networking events, but notes there is no perfect network unless you intentionally build it. It also touches on the problems of the unbanked and underbanked population and the high costs of traditional banking methods. The document appears to be notes from a presentation or session on networking, business models, and financial inclusion.
Conquering the Myths of Technology and LearningGeorge Couros
This document discusses how technology and learning have changed, and challenges some myths about technology in education. It notes that while schools often ban social media, businesses and colleges use it extensively to engage customers. The document advocates allowing students to create their own content and focusing on relationships rather than control. It questions whether schools effectively use available technologies and suggests rethinking learning spaces and allowing side-by-side learning. Overall it promotes embracing technology and social aspects of learning rather than trying to isolate students.
Generation Z consists of those born between 1995-2012. They are characterized as independent, entrepreneurial yet risk averse. They have a strong sense of social responsibility and are highly technologically proficient, living online rather than just going online. Formative events for Gen Z included 9/11 and the Great Recession. As they enter the workforce, they will bring changes such as a generational gap, a blend of high-touch and high-tech skills, a demand for frequent feedback, and an emphasis on diversity and inclusion. Employers need to adapt workplaces for Gen Z by utilizing new technologies, incentivizing competition, and providing balance between social and solitary work.
This document discusses the challenges of making sense of rapid changes in technology and preparing students for an increasingly digital world. It argues that schools need to rethink learning spaces and allow students to create and share content online in order to stay relevant. Students are already leading the way by using technologies like social media, video, and mobile devices in their daily lives. For schools to be indispensable, they must focus on relationships and learning alongside students in a culture of sharing.
TEDx Rhein-Main Michael Altendorf February 2011 - Virtual Identity and the en...Michael Altendorf
Michael Altendorf discusses how the internet and emerging technologies are changing concepts of personal identity. As the web permeates all aspects of daily life by 2020, individuals will have multiple, fluid online identities across social networks and digital platforms that are constantly tracked and stored in massive databases. While this development ends privacy and anonymity, it also allows people to curate and express different aspects of themselves through various virtual identities. However, individuals must consider who truly shapes and controls their digital identity in this new paradigm.
Maximize Workplace Collaboration with Visual CommunicationsVidyo, Inc.
Communication in workplace nowadays is taken over by digital communication and has transformed into electronically transmitted words. However, nothing beats visual communication on personal and inter-personal communications.
Read to know how to increase collaboration in workplace using video communication at workplace.
Know more about video conferencing solutions from www.vidyo.com
The Webwise Parents Presentations are designed to assist schools who wish to host parent internet safety evenings. The information included in the presentations covered key topics for parents including social media, screen time, cyber-bullying, image-sharing and features expert advice and support. Presentations for primary and post-primary schools can be downloaded below. All presentations come with a script which can be found in the notes section on the PowerPoint or can be downloaded separately.
This document provides information for parents on supporting their children's safe internet use. It discusses top online risks according to parents like cyberbullying, excessive screen time, and inappropriate content. Tips are provided on setting rules for internet use, using parental controls, talking to children about their online activities, and dealing with issues like cyberbullying. The importance of open communication and leading by example online are emphasized. Resources like Webwise.ie/Parents are recommended to help parents address these issues.
The document discusses the evolution of communication and public relations from 2002 to 2012. It notes how actions like drunk dialing have been replaced by butt dialing, and how costs of research have decreased with the rise of review sites like Yelp. The document then outlines the RPIE model of research, planning, implementation and evaluation for public relations campaigns. It emphasizes researching audiences, setting goals and tactics, sharing constantly online to build trust, and being human, accessible, authentic and patient. Finally, it discusses how open communication allows for more flexible planning and involvement of publics.
The document discusses several key points about social business:
1) It argues that social media is no longer about control but about authentic engagement with customers, who now generate 25% of search results for top brands through user-generated content.
2) It notes that most companies still do not understand digital and social media, and that a cultural transformation is needed to embrace openness.
3) It emphasizes the importance of being authentic, honest, and actually listening to customers in social media, as well as understanding the metrics that matter to company leaders.
Internet lifestyle network testimonial reviewjeffduhon
Internet Lifestyle Network created by Mark Hoverson and Vincent Ortega Jr. is such a powerful system. The pieces of this puzzle have been quoted as being worth 2 million dollars or more. You will be able to learn the skills necessary to expand your business. I personally have learned blogging and video marketing since beginning with ILN. Join the many mentors who are already successful and are now helping others grow.
Collaboration for the greater good: How a new government agency changed the face of financial experiences.
UXPA 2013's opening keynote from Noah Kunin, Daniel Munz, and John Yuda chronicles the efforts of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to transform traditional mortgage forms into a more user-friendly version of themselves.
There are two videos referenced in the slides, viewable online as follows:
Slide 50: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MC515DJrhsM&list=SP4DF0E02026116FC5
Slide 81: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2-M1SbyBVA
Children - and a Digital Age, for Reimagine Faith FormationBex Lewis
A presentation prepared for Reimagine Faith Formation (http://reimaginefaith2016.com/), to be presented online on Friday 26th August 2016 (7am UK time!).
This document discusses why desktop Linux sucks and proposes solutions. It acknowledges Linux's strengths but notes issues like audio problems, hardware compatibility issues, and lack of professional software. It argues that key projects require stable, long-term funding to succeed but current open source models often fail to provide this. It proposes that Linux distributors and companies get more involved in fundraising and promoting donations/commercial software to help fund important projects and improve the desktop Linux experience.
This document outlines methodologies for elder and guardianship mediation. It discusses what mediation is, core and variable features of any mediation, and what constitutes elder and guardianship mediation specifically. Four models of mediation are described - settlement, facilitative, therapeutic/transformative, and evaluative. For elder and guardianship mediation, a facilitative model with pre-mediation meetings is recommended. Co-mediation and a five-step consensus building methodology for multi-party mediation are also presented. The document concludes with qualities of being a good facilitator.
Mediating with Technology.: Opportunities and RisksNicole Garton
This document discusses opportunities and risks related to using technology in mediation practices. It outlines various technology options available to mediators, including collaboration tools, remote access tools, and online dispute resolution platforms. The document also discusses important considerations for mediators regarding technology, such as ensuring client data security and privacy when using cloud-based services or practicing online. Overall, the document promotes keeping abreast of technological innovations while establishing proper risk management procedures to protect confidential client information.
Elder and guardianship mediation are new and growing fields of practice. British Columbia now has proposed legislation calling for mandatory mediation in adult guardianship matters.
All Aboard - Review Panel Presentation March 2016iainmacl
Presentation to the International Review Panel given in Dublin on 1st March 2016. Projected funded by Ireland's National Forum for the Enhancement of Teaching & Learning
The document discusses Oscar Wilde's novel The Picture of Dorian Gray in the context of the late 19th century aesthetic and decadent movements in Europe. It explains that decadence valued artifice over nature and explored themes of fleeting beauty, youth, and sensual experience. In the novel, Dorian Gray's portrait allows his outward beauty and youth to remain intact as his soul becomes corrupted, reflecting the decadent ideals of preserving outward appearance and selfishly pursuing pleasure. The focus on Dorian's painting demonstrates the decadent obsession with physical perfection and not facing the realities of aging.
The document summarizes a presentation about a new engine technology called the Gun Engine that could significantly improve fuel efficiency in automobiles. The Gun Engine uses water and air in its combustion process instead of gasoline and air, expelling only steam from the tailpipe. This allows it to achieve up to 220 miles per gallon of fuel. Compared to standard engines, the Gun Engine is smaller, lighter, and does not require a cooling system or transmission. It was invented by Canadian engineer Kazimierz Holubwicz. If mass produced, the Gun Engine could dramatically reduce vehicle emissions and fuel consumption on a global scale.
The document discusses the role of decadence in Oscar Wilde's novel The Picture of Dorian Gray. It explains that decadence was an aesthetic movement in late 19th century Europe that valued artifice over nature and rebelled against Victorian social norms. In the novel, decadent ideals of youth, beauty, and hedonism are central, as Dorian's portrait allows him to avoid the effects of aging so he can selfishly pursue sensual pleasures. The focus on outward appearance demonstrates Wilde's interest in the physical ideals of the decadent movement.
Family Business Succession: What You Need to Know to Effectively Advise Busin...Nicole Garton
The owners of half of all small and medium size enterprises in Canada in Canada are set to retire in the next decade, with an estimated $1.9 trillion dollars of assets poised to change hands. Learn how to help your clients establish a successful plan for the transfer of ownership and management of the business to a chosen successor.
Trends in Law Practice Management – Calculating the RisksNicole Garton
Presented by the CBA’s Legal Profession Assistance Conference, the Canadian Lawyers Insurance Association and the National Law Practice Management and Technology Section live via webconference.
The advantages of cloud computing, virtual or online law practices and unbundling of legal services are getting a lot of press – convenience to clients, reduced overhead expenses, remote access, and enhanced access to justice are among the benefits touted. But there are also very real and practical risks, and ethical implications, for each new tool or practice implemented. As these trends infiltrate legal practice in North America, lawyers and law firm leaders need to exercise due diligence to assess the potential risks and benefits.
Our panelists, Nicole Garton-Jones and David Bilinsky will provide a practical overview of these trends in law practice management. In doing so, they’ll provide you with tools to reduce the risk and identify the questions you need to ask yourself, as well as potential third party service providers, your insurers and your law society, when conducting your own risk-benefit analysis.
Register here: http://www.cba.org/pd/details_en.aspx?id=na_onfeb212
This document outlines the Snapshots of Remote Communities project, a photography and storytelling initiative that documents students' local communities. It discusses the project's history and partnerships between schools, regional museums and the National Museum of Australia. Teachers from participating Western Australian schools introduce themselves and share how they plan to implement Snapshots in their classrooms to explore community histories through student photography and exhibitions.
Flex-Staff is a full service staffing company established in 1973 with locations across eastern Wisconsin. They provide traditional temporary help, temporary to direct hire services, payroll services, and placement services. Flex-Staff thoroughly screens and tests potential employees to ensure they are qualified for positions. They maintain a large database of available employees to provide clients with fast responses.
Delia Browne, National Copyright Director, National Copyright Unit outlines opportunities for the cultural sector to use creative commons licenses for educational resources.
Jonathan Anthony has over 15 years of experience in marketing and communications. He has a proven track record of driving superior outcomes for companies globally. Jonathan leverages his strong communication skills and innovative, problem-solving approach to create simple and effective communications programs. He is a highly motivated, dynamic leader committed to unleashing the potential of networks and communities through compelling storytelling and multimedia content.
Pathways For Children Youth & Families SlideshareBrent MacKinnon
This document summarizes a board planning retreat for Pathways for Children, Youth & Families that was presented by Brent MacKinnon and Social Media Tools. The presentation covered the presenter's experiences with social media and youth work, trends in social media use across different groups, and ways organizations can use social media to engage audiences. Specific examples were provided of social media tools used in youth programs and research on youth and social media was discussed. Opportunities and challenges faced by youth and social workers in the digital era were also addressed.
June 2016 cybersecurityseminarseries finalCourtney King
This document contains summaries from multiple presentations on cybersecurity and business resilience. It discusses defining business resilience as focusing on adaptability, accessibility, and strategy beyond just business continuity. It emphasizes building resilience through facilities, technology, data, processes, organization, and strategy. One presentation uses a case study of how Oreck overcame hurdles through innovation and adaptation. Another discusses preparing small businesses for disasters through risk assessment, planning communication with stakeholders, and considering financial impacts. Resources for small business preparedness and continuity planning are provided.
A presentation designed to acquaint educators with the nature and culture of the video game experience -- especially in the context of the learning opportunities that come from understanding this experience.
This document discusses social media and its uses in education. Social media includes tools like Twitter, Facebook, blogs, and YouTube that engage users in conversation. For education, social media allows for connecting, networking, influencing, marketing and administration. However, there are also challenges like age restrictions, cyberbullying, stranger danger, and teachers' dual roles. The document provides examples of using social media collaboratively for school sports teams through secure platforms like Edmodo, and for marketing teams through Facebook pages and engaging digital content shared across multiple tools.
This document discusses how Generation Y is ushering in an age of digital learning. It notes that Gen Y grew up with new technologies like video games, email, texting, and the internet. They have different learning preferences than older generations, preferring constant stimulation and control. The document also summarizes research showing Gen Y prefers online social networks and expressing themselves online, while older generations are less active digitally. It suggests educators may need to adopt new Web 2.0 technologies to effectively teach Gen Y, but that faculty currently have low rates of adoption due to perceived lack of usefulness or confidence with the technologies.
The document summarizes an upcoming one-day forum on at-risk youth hosted by The Performance Institute. The forum will provide attendees with information and strategies to improve youth programs and ensure the successful transition of at-risk youth into adulthood. The agenda includes sessions on youth development research, mentoring programs, engaging at-risk youth, and forging public-private partnerships. Attendees will also learn how to create effective performance measurement systems to increase positive youth outcomes. The event aims to help organizations better serve at-risk youth through leadership development, partnership collaboration, and improved performance evaluation of youth programs.
This document provides information about an internal communications conference taking place in Melbourne, Australia on February 21-23, 2012. The conference will cover topics such as overcoming distance in internal communication, social media strategies, change management, and leadership communication. It includes an agenda with session topics and speakers for each day. Attendees can choose to attend the full conference or individual days. Post-conference workshops on specific topics will also be offered on February 23. Early bird registration discounts are available before January 20, 2012.
3 Social Media Stories - Personality, Ecosystem, Twitter InterviewNoesium Consulting
Evelyn So shares several stories and thoughts about social media. She discusses how brands can develop personalities on social media and engage with customers. So also presents models for social media engagement and content generation across multiple platforms. This includes utilizing a brand's blog, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and more to build communities and drive traffic. She proposes strategies for using Twitter interviews and contests to generate buzz and get people's attention. So concludes by encouraging connecting with her further and speculating on the future of social communication platforms.
This document provides a company overview for Metavana. It discusses Metavana's mission to analyze social media data to provide insights for businesses. Metavana has developed patented technology that can automatically structure and understand emotions in social text. The document outlines Metavana's go-to-market strategy, including partnering with companies to provide real-time customer satisfaction metrics from social media. It also introduces Metavana's leadership team.
E safety training for southwark staff - stephen carrick-davies january 2013Stephen Carrick-Davies
Vulnerable young people may face amplified risks online due to certain factors. They may have low self-confidence or see their identity as part of being an "outsider". They also may lack supportive adults in their lives and spend more time unsupervised online. This can expose them to risks like anonymous contact from strangers, oversharing personal information, or coming across inappropriate content. It is important for organizations working with vulnerable youth to understand the online risks they face and provide education, policies, and support structures to promote e-safety.
Webjam: Ignore the Hype, Listen to Real Social Media GuidanceWebjamMark2
Webjam is a provider of engaging enterprise social media solutions. We help our clients to connect with their employees and customers by providing them with an easy, affordable solution for social publishing and engagement. Our enterprise social media solutions allow you to create your own social intranet, share ideas and insights, and connect your employees.
http://www.webjam.com
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10:00 Welcome: Social Media and Impact on Mentoring Mark Kurtz VP of New Media, Gage Marketing Group
www.gage.com
10:30 Parent’s Guide to Social Networking Mark Hines VP of Strategic Services, Ratchet
www.ratchet.com
11:10 Creating Vision Videos for Youth Success
Creating Vision Videos for Youth Success George Johnson Round and Ringmaster, TEL.A.VISION
Round and Ringmaster, TEL.A.VISION
www.telavision.tv
11:50 I Can Get Paid to Do This? Tim Brunelle CEO, Hello Viking
www.helloviking.com
12:30 Mobile Computing: Fostering the Mentor / Mentee Eric Raarup VP of Development and Productivity Solutions,
Relationship Inetium
www.inetium.com
6th Grade Teacher, Afton Lakeland Elementary and
1:10 The Importance of Mentoring and Technology: A Derek Olson
Minnesota s Teacher of the Year 2008
Minnesota's Teacher of the Year 2008
Classroom Perspective
Classroom Perspective
www.stillwater.k12.mn.us
1:50 How Online Gaming Educates Mark Kedrowski CEO, Blue Earth Interactive
www.blueearth.net
2:30 Safe Video and Photo Sharing Wendy Meadley CEO, WMC / Social Wendy
www.socialwendy.com
3:10 Creating Online Content: Blogging Steve Borsch CEO, Marketing Directions, Inc.
www.iconnectdots.com
3:50 New Age Applications: Skimmer
New Age Applications: Skimmer Chris Black
Chris Black Senior Developer, Sierra Bravo
Senior Developer Sierra Bravo
www.sierra‐bravo.com
4:45 Prizes / Tweet Up