Alternative search engines; Library 2.014 presentationPhil Bradley
This is the bare bones presentation that I gave at the Library 2.014 conference on October 8th 2014. If you're looking for different search engines to try out, you may find some good ideas here.
The document is a presentation about social media and technology tools for real estate agents. It discusses blogging, search engine optimization, and various social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. For each platform, it provides tips on setting up profiles, engaging with other users, and how real estate agents can benefit from using social media. It also recommends several apps that agents should download, and discusses emerging trends like photo sharing and check-ins. The overall message is that social media can be a major opportunity for real estate agents if they learn how to properly utilize various platforms and engage with clients and prospects online.
Fundamentals for the New Era PR Pro with Sarah EvansCision
Watch the webinar replay, free: http://bit.ly/1jYI3bs
PR is evolving as social and digital become ubiquitous. Understanding the full scope of emerging PR opportunities is critical to success.
Learn how to plan, share and engage in this brave new world with tactics from PR strategist Sarah Evans. Watch the free replay of her webinar to:
-Create credible content by thinking like a producer, editor and journalist.
-Improve workflow efficiency with real-time tips and tools.
-Ensure future organizational and individual success by looking at the big picture.
Don’t let the future pass you by. Watch Sarah’s webinar here: http://bit.ly/1jYI3bs
About the Speaker:
Sarah Evans is the owner of Sevans Strategy, a public relations and new media consultancy. She created and moderates #Journchat, the first-ever weekly live tweetchat for PR pros, journalists and bloggers. Sarah has been listed in Vanity Fair’s America’s Tweethearts, Forbes’ 14 Power Women to Follow on Twitter, and Entrepreneur’s Top 10 Hot Startups.
This guide teaches students how to evaluate websites for reliability and accuracy. It discusses evaluating a website based on who created it, where it is from, why it was created, what type of content it contains, and when it was last updated. The guide provides criteria for each category and examples of evaluating sample websites about Abraham Lincoln. It emphasizes the importance of evaluation to determine if a website is trustworthy and appropriate for research.
This document provides guidance on researching information and includes the following key points:
1. It is important to plan your research by identifying clear keywords and questions before beginning your search.
2. When evaluating search results, consider factors like the credibility and potential biases of the information source, as well as how up-to-date the information is.
3. Bookmarking and citation tools like Delicious and EasyBM allow you to organize resources and references found during your research.
The document provides guidance on the first 10 things one must do in social media. It recommends: 1) deciding on a social media hub like a blog or website page to tell others who you are; 2) creating profiles on key social networks; 3) enhancing your email signature; 4) carrying a camera to build a photo library; 5) finding clients online through sites like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn; 6) providing knowledge to the community through locations apps like Yelp and Foursquare; 7) creating an email newsletter; and 8) using analytics to improve outreach. The overall message is to establish an online presence across multiple social media platforms to engage with clients and prospects.
This presentation discussed Kathy Schrock's "5 W's" construct and how to use it to assess the validity or web content. This is a companion piece to the article published on EmergingEdTech.com [URL]
Alternative search engines; Library 2.014 presentationPhil Bradley
This is the bare bones presentation that I gave at the Library 2.014 conference on October 8th 2014. If you're looking for different search engines to try out, you may find some good ideas here.
The document is a presentation about social media and technology tools for real estate agents. It discusses blogging, search engine optimization, and various social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. For each platform, it provides tips on setting up profiles, engaging with other users, and how real estate agents can benefit from using social media. It also recommends several apps that agents should download, and discusses emerging trends like photo sharing and check-ins. The overall message is that social media can be a major opportunity for real estate agents if they learn how to properly utilize various platforms and engage with clients and prospects online.
Fundamentals for the New Era PR Pro with Sarah EvansCision
Watch the webinar replay, free: http://bit.ly/1jYI3bs
PR is evolving as social and digital become ubiquitous. Understanding the full scope of emerging PR opportunities is critical to success.
Learn how to plan, share and engage in this brave new world with tactics from PR strategist Sarah Evans. Watch the free replay of her webinar to:
-Create credible content by thinking like a producer, editor and journalist.
-Improve workflow efficiency with real-time tips and tools.
-Ensure future organizational and individual success by looking at the big picture.
Don’t let the future pass you by. Watch Sarah’s webinar here: http://bit.ly/1jYI3bs
About the Speaker:
Sarah Evans is the owner of Sevans Strategy, a public relations and new media consultancy. She created and moderates #Journchat, the first-ever weekly live tweetchat for PR pros, journalists and bloggers. Sarah has been listed in Vanity Fair’s America’s Tweethearts, Forbes’ 14 Power Women to Follow on Twitter, and Entrepreneur’s Top 10 Hot Startups.
This guide teaches students how to evaluate websites for reliability and accuracy. It discusses evaluating a website based on who created it, where it is from, why it was created, what type of content it contains, and when it was last updated. The guide provides criteria for each category and examples of evaluating sample websites about Abraham Lincoln. It emphasizes the importance of evaluation to determine if a website is trustworthy and appropriate for research.
This document provides guidance on researching information and includes the following key points:
1. It is important to plan your research by identifying clear keywords and questions before beginning your search.
2. When evaluating search results, consider factors like the credibility and potential biases of the information source, as well as how up-to-date the information is.
3. Bookmarking and citation tools like Delicious and EasyBM allow you to organize resources and references found during your research.
The document provides guidance on the first 10 things one must do in social media. It recommends: 1) deciding on a social media hub like a blog or website page to tell others who you are; 2) creating profiles on key social networks; 3) enhancing your email signature; 4) carrying a camera to build a photo library; 5) finding clients online through sites like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn; 6) providing knowledge to the community through locations apps like Yelp and Foursquare; 7) creating an email newsletter; and 8) using analytics to improve outreach. The overall message is to establish an online presence across multiple social media platforms to engage with clients and prospects.
This presentation discussed Kathy Schrock's "5 W's" construct and how to use it to assess the validity or web content. This is a companion piece to the article published on EmergingEdTech.com [URL]
Presentation on Larry page ( CO-FOUNDER OF GOOGLE)DeepRathi2
-Larry Page stepped down as CEO of Alphabet, the parent of Google, in December 2019 but remains a board member and a controlling shareholder.
-He cofounded Google in 1998 with fellow Stanford Ph.D. student Sergey Brin.
-With Brin, Page invented Google's PageRank algorithm, which powers the search engine.
-Page was CEO until 2001, when Eric Schmidt took over, and then from 2011 until 2015, when he became CEO of Google's new parent company Alphabet.
Florida REALTORS Association 2011 Winter MeetingsDoug Devitre
You couldn’t ask for a better place to be in January other than Orlando, Florida, right? Seems as if I bring the bad weather with me wherever I go. The Florida REALTORS® held their Winter 2011 Meetings at the Renaissance Sea World hotel and was the first time I had the chance to meet Shamu. Although I wasn’t able to get his autograph he did let me take a picture with him and my friend Janet.
I was asked to present the Social Media Power Hour and ironically was 90 minutes. I guess they know I have so much material they decided to give me an extra 30. We still went over time, and nobody wanted to leave.
The document discusses how search engines personalize results through "filter bubbles" and how some websites generate low-quality "farmed" content to manipulate search rankings. It encourages readers to pop their filter bubbles by using multiple search engines and sources, and to avoid low-quality articles by carefully evaluating sources, comparing information across sites, and searching libraries. The document also mentions past legislation around internet piracy.
This document provides tips for evaluating sources found during research and comparing web searches to library research. It advises evaluating the authorship, date of publication, and factual support of sources. Web searches may return a mix of high quality and irrelevant or misleading results from commercial sites, while libraries curate paid content and offer research assistance. The document concludes by recommending the use of citations to attribute sources.
Larry Page is an American computer scientist and internet entrepreneur who co-founded Google in 1998. He met fellow Stanford PhD student Sergey Brin while studying at the University of Michigan, and they later started Google in a dorm room after developing the PageRank algorithm. As CEO of Google, Page grew the company into a global technology giant and led initiatives in renewable energy and self-driving cars. He is currently the 6th richest person in America due to his stake in Google.
The document provides an overview of David Weinberger including his background, publications, and consulting work. It then summarizes the key ideas from his book "Everything is Miscellaneous" including how the solution to information overload is more information, how digitization allows information to exist in multiple places through metadata and tags, and how this new digital order requires giving up some control over information. The book argues that filtering information should occur on the way out rather than on the way in and that messiness is a virtue in the digital world.
Larry Page is the co-founder of Google who started the popular Google search engine with Sergey Brin. While studying for his Ph.D at Stanford University, Page met Brin and they began working on projects involving data mining and search engines, leading to the creation of Google. Page dedicated himself to Google and focused on developing PageRank, the algorithm that powers Google search and is key to its success. Under Page's leadership as president, Google became a hugely successful public company valued at billions.
Ever get the feeling that nobody is reading your library’s website? Trust your gut on this one; unfortunately, this is the case for much of the content posted on library sites. Learn how to make your content not only attractive, but also palatable to today’s online reader. Some simple guidelines will make all the difference.
In its early days the Internet was often referred to as “the wild West” due to the lack of standards governing it. Though the Internet is somewhat more settled these days, one thing that still harkens back to the days of cattle ranchers and train robbers is reputation. In the age of Google, reputations can be ruined by those with genuine grievances and those with grudges alike. Would you know how to defend your reputation or that of your institution should it come under fire? Join Kimberley Barker for a closer look at the good, the bad, and the ugly of life in the reputation economy, and learn about practical steps that you can take to safeguard your good name
Larry Page - An inspiring corporate leader Rifat Khan
This presentation include:
- A brief background of Larry Page
- The ups,downs & turning points of his career
- Approach towards his work
- Personality,leadership,management styles
- People's/employees, perception of him
- Awards/Wealth accumulated
- Philanthropic activities
- Rumors
- Secrets of his success
- The legacy
This document provides guidance on evaluating websites using Kathy Schrock's "5Ws" method: Who, What, When, Where, Why. It explains how to use each "W" to analyze the authorship, purpose, date, sourcing of information, and usefulness of a website. Examples are given such as looking for author credentials, determining when a site was last updated, and checking for bibliographies or references. The overall method helps determine whether a website is reliable and appropriate for research needs.
This document provides guidance on how to evaluate websites as sources of information and introduces the "ABC" method for website evaluation. It teaches students that they must be "web detectives" to distinguish reliable sources from unreliable ones on the internet. It lists several criteria ("Author", "Bias", "Content", "Dates", "Editor") students should consider when assessing websites for a school assignment on creating anti-smoking ads. Several potential source websites on smoking are provided as examples to evaluate.
Larry Page is an American technology entrepreneur and businessman who co-founded Google along with Sergey Brin. He was born in Michigan in 1973 to parents who were both computer science professors. He studied computer engineering and computer science, earning degrees from the University of Michigan and Stanford University. While at Stanford, he met Sergey Brin and they worked on a research project to create a search tool that finds the most relevant web pages, which became the basis for the Google search engine they later founded in 1998. Page currently serves as CEO of Google's parent company Alphabet.
This document discusses how children are growing up in a digital world and the importance of teaching digital citizenship. It notes that kids are spending significant time on digital devices and online but there is no supervision of their activities. The document outlines some of the privacy and safety risks kids face online from oversharing personal information, having a permanent digital footprint, using geotagged photos, and interacting on apps like Instagram, Ask.fm and Snapchat. It emphasizes the need for parents and teachers to educate kids about setting boundaries, using privacy settings, being wary of location services and monitoring hashtags and passwords.
The document discusses how SEO has always been about building relationships and connections between concepts through ontology and taxonomy. It emphasizes writing content that is organized for both humans and search engines by developing internal links between related pages, using relevant keywords throughout, and avoiding irrelevant or generic content. Properly structuring information through formal ontologies and semantic relationships is key to success in both SEO and the semantic web.
This document provides a strategy called R.E.A.L. for effectively evaluating websites. R.E.A.L. stands for Read the URL, Examine the content, Ask about the author and owner, and Look at the links. It then explains each step in the strategy and provides examples of how to apply each step. The goal is for students to learn the R.E.A.L. strategy to help them evaluate websites based on their needs, such as for a hypothetical project on declining honeybee populations. Students are given several potential resource websites to evaluate using this strategy.
Larry Page is the CEO of Alphabet and one of Google's founders. He has been influential in Google's success through his leadership skills such as being open-minded, focusing on the future, making quick decisions, and avoiding autocratic leadership. As a leader, Page believes in setting big goals, not fearing failure, staying organized, focusing on the long term, solving bigger problems, and following your dreams. He is seen as a role model for his passion for innovation and pushing the boundaries of what is possible.
Je gebruikt de resultaten van de workshop ‘Toekomstige omgeving in kaart’ en/of ‘Toekomstige omgeving verdiepen tot perspectieven’ als input voor deze workshop. Centraal staat het analyseren van de huidige organisatie in relatie tot de toekomst om te komen tot organisatie-ontwikkelthema’s.
The document discusses how libraries and librarians can use social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, and Flickr to market their services and stay relevant. It argues that librarians need to be present on the sites that patrons use in order to be accessible. Social networking allows librarians to promote the library's capabilities even with constrained resources. Common library tasks like client tracking, project management, and communication can all be enhanced through social media integration. The document provides examples of how specific tools can be used for different library functions.
Presentation on Larry page ( CO-FOUNDER OF GOOGLE)DeepRathi2
-Larry Page stepped down as CEO of Alphabet, the parent of Google, in December 2019 but remains a board member and a controlling shareholder.
-He cofounded Google in 1998 with fellow Stanford Ph.D. student Sergey Brin.
-With Brin, Page invented Google's PageRank algorithm, which powers the search engine.
-Page was CEO until 2001, when Eric Schmidt took over, and then from 2011 until 2015, when he became CEO of Google's new parent company Alphabet.
Florida REALTORS Association 2011 Winter MeetingsDoug Devitre
You couldn’t ask for a better place to be in January other than Orlando, Florida, right? Seems as if I bring the bad weather with me wherever I go. The Florida REALTORS® held their Winter 2011 Meetings at the Renaissance Sea World hotel and was the first time I had the chance to meet Shamu. Although I wasn’t able to get his autograph he did let me take a picture with him and my friend Janet.
I was asked to present the Social Media Power Hour and ironically was 90 minutes. I guess they know I have so much material they decided to give me an extra 30. We still went over time, and nobody wanted to leave.
The document discusses how search engines personalize results through "filter bubbles" and how some websites generate low-quality "farmed" content to manipulate search rankings. It encourages readers to pop their filter bubbles by using multiple search engines and sources, and to avoid low-quality articles by carefully evaluating sources, comparing information across sites, and searching libraries. The document also mentions past legislation around internet piracy.
This document provides tips for evaluating sources found during research and comparing web searches to library research. It advises evaluating the authorship, date of publication, and factual support of sources. Web searches may return a mix of high quality and irrelevant or misleading results from commercial sites, while libraries curate paid content and offer research assistance. The document concludes by recommending the use of citations to attribute sources.
Larry Page is an American computer scientist and internet entrepreneur who co-founded Google in 1998. He met fellow Stanford PhD student Sergey Brin while studying at the University of Michigan, and they later started Google in a dorm room after developing the PageRank algorithm. As CEO of Google, Page grew the company into a global technology giant and led initiatives in renewable energy and self-driving cars. He is currently the 6th richest person in America due to his stake in Google.
The document provides an overview of David Weinberger including his background, publications, and consulting work. It then summarizes the key ideas from his book "Everything is Miscellaneous" including how the solution to information overload is more information, how digitization allows information to exist in multiple places through metadata and tags, and how this new digital order requires giving up some control over information. The book argues that filtering information should occur on the way out rather than on the way in and that messiness is a virtue in the digital world.
Larry Page is the co-founder of Google who started the popular Google search engine with Sergey Brin. While studying for his Ph.D at Stanford University, Page met Brin and they began working on projects involving data mining and search engines, leading to the creation of Google. Page dedicated himself to Google and focused on developing PageRank, the algorithm that powers Google search and is key to its success. Under Page's leadership as president, Google became a hugely successful public company valued at billions.
Ever get the feeling that nobody is reading your library’s website? Trust your gut on this one; unfortunately, this is the case for much of the content posted on library sites. Learn how to make your content not only attractive, but also palatable to today’s online reader. Some simple guidelines will make all the difference.
In its early days the Internet was often referred to as “the wild West” due to the lack of standards governing it. Though the Internet is somewhat more settled these days, one thing that still harkens back to the days of cattle ranchers and train robbers is reputation. In the age of Google, reputations can be ruined by those with genuine grievances and those with grudges alike. Would you know how to defend your reputation or that of your institution should it come under fire? Join Kimberley Barker for a closer look at the good, the bad, and the ugly of life in the reputation economy, and learn about practical steps that you can take to safeguard your good name
Larry Page - An inspiring corporate leader Rifat Khan
This presentation include:
- A brief background of Larry Page
- The ups,downs & turning points of his career
- Approach towards his work
- Personality,leadership,management styles
- People's/employees, perception of him
- Awards/Wealth accumulated
- Philanthropic activities
- Rumors
- Secrets of his success
- The legacy
This document provides guidance on evaluating websites using Kathy Schrock's "5Ws" method: Who, What, When, Where, Why. It explains how to use each "W" to analyze the authorship, purpose, date, sourcing of information, and usefulness of a website. Examples are given such as looking for author credentials, determining when a site was last updated, and checking for bibliographies or references. The overall method helps determine whether a website is reliable and appropriate for research needs.
This document provides guidance on how to evaluate websites as sources of information and introduces the "ABC" method for website evaluation. It teaches students that they must be "web detectives" to distinguish reliable sources from unreliable ones on the internet. It lists several criteria ("Author", "Bias", "Content", "Dates", "Editor") students should consider when assessing websites for a school assignment on creating anti-smoking ads. Several potential source websites on smoking are provided as examples to evaluate.
Larry Page is an American technology entrepreneur and businessman who co-founded Google along with Sergey Brin. He was born in Michigan in 1973 to parents who were both computer science professors. He studied computer engineering and computer science, earning degrees from the University of Michigan and Stanford University. While at Stanford, he met Sergey Brin and they worked on a research project to create a search tool that finds the most relevant web pages, which became the basis for the Google search engine they later founded in 1998. Page currently serves as CEO of Google's parent company Alphabet.
This document discusses how children are growing up in a digital world and the importance of teaching digital citizenship. It notes that kids are spending significant time on digital devices and online but there is no supervision of their activities. The document outlines some of the privacy and safety risks kids face online from oversharing personal information, having a permanent digital footprint, using geotagged photos, and interacting on apps like Instagram, Ask.fm and Snapchat. It emphasizes the need for parents and teachers to educate kids about setting boundaries, using privacy settings, being wary of location services and monitoring hashtags and passwords.
The document discusses how SEO has always been about building relationships and connections between concepts through ontology and taxonomy. It emphasizes writing content that is organized for both humans and search engines by developing internal links between related pages, using relevant keywords throughout, and avoiding irrelevant or generic content. Properly structuring information through formal ontologies and semantic relationships is key to success in both SEO and the semantic web.
This document provides a strategy called R.E.A.L. for effectively evaluating websites. R.E.A.L. stands for Read the URL, Examine the content, Ask about the author and owner, and Look at the links. It then explains each step in the strategy and provides examples of how to apply each step. The goal is for students to learn the R.E.A.L. strategy to help them evaluate websites based on their needs, such as for a hypothetical project on declining honeybee populations. Students are given several potential resource websites to evaluate using this strategy.
Larry Page is the CEO of Alphabet and one of Google's founders. He has been influential in Google's success through his leadership skills such as being open-minded, focusing on the future, making quick decisions, and avoiding autocratic leadership. As a leader, Page believes in setting big goals, not fearing failure, staying organized, focusing on the long term, solving bigger problems, and following your dreams. He is seen as a role model for his passion for innovation and pushing the boundaries of what is possible.
Je gebruikt de resultaten van de workshop ‘Toekomstige omgeving in kaart’ en/of ‘Toekomstige omgeving verdiepen tot perspectieven’ als input voor deze workshop. Centraal staat het analyseren van de huidige organisatie in relatie tot de toekomst om te komen tot organisatie-ontwikkelthema’s.
The document discusses how libraries and librarians can use social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, and Flickr to market their services and stay relevant. It argues that librarians need to be present on the sites that patrons use in order to be accessible. Social networking allows librarians to promote the library's capabilities even with constrained resources. Common library tasks like client tracking, project management, and communication can all be enhanced through social media integration. The document provides examples of how specific tools can be used for different library functions.
Taming The Km Monster Slald 9 2012 Lapachet Reynoldscreynolds2009
This document discusses the evolution of knowledge management (KM) in law firms and the role of librarians in KM. It summarizes how KM has shifted from a technology focus in the 1990s to emphasizing people and processes. The document outlines key aspects of successful KM programs such as defining KM, identifying champions, gaining support and buy-in, starting small, and measuring success. It argues that librarians are well-positioned to take a leading role in law firm KM given their experience organizing content.
Tijdens deze workshop creëren we een gemeenschappelijk beeld van de toekomst op macro-, meso- en microniveau. We gebruiken hiervoor een Brown paper waar de diverse niveaus op zijn afgebeeld. Kernbegrippen schrijven we op post-its, die vervolgens in één van de drie ringen op het brown paper wordt geplakt.
Je gebruikt de resultaten van de workshop ‘Toekomstige omgeving in kaart’ als input voor deze workshop. Centraal staat het aanscherpen van de toekomstige omgeving door een vertaling te maken naar verschillende perspectieven.
HBSP - HBO module Rampen en Crisisbeheersing - College 1 - Integrale VeiligheidIVTO, Toekomstontwikkeling
Opleiding: HBO – opleiding Integrale Veiligheid
Onderwerp: Scenarioplanning i.h.k.v. rampen en crisisbeheersing
Periode & omvang: Jaar 3 / Blok 3 (1 ECTS) en Blok 4 (1ECTS)
Doel
‘Hands on ervaring’ opdoen met het ontwikkelen van diverse what-if scenario’s in het kader van rampen en crisisbeheersing.
Inhoud
Blok 1: stap voor stap what-if scenario's ontwikkelen o.b.v. een eigen ingebrachte praktijkcasus (1 ECTS);
Blok 2: scenario's verbeelden, integraal veiligheidsbeleid en een strategic early warning system ontwikkelen (1 ECTS);
Survey Social Media @ Law Firm Librariescreynolds2009
The survey asked librarians and information professionals about their use of social media both personally and professionally.
Key findings include:
- Over 75% of respondents do not use social media to deliver library services, though 23.5% do.
- Twitter is used mostly as a source of current awareness (33.3%) and for trends in librarianship (34.6%).
- 90.1% of respondents do not think social media is a passing fad.
- While 43.2% see little use for social media in their library, 56.8% disagree.
- Most check social media once or twice a day, with 28.4% checking less than once a day
The document describes an organization as the leading specialist recruiter in the higher education industry in Australia. It recruits for a wide range of positions in various fields like sciences, finance, engineering, health sciences, teaching, research, and communications at universities, schools, and other higher education institutions across Australia and internationally. The recruiter represents candidates, provides job hunting coaching and advice, and has a large network of client institutions.
The document describes an organization as the leading specialist recruiter in the higher education industry in Australia. It recruits for a wide range of positions in various fields like sciences, finance, engineering, health sciences, teaching, research, design, communications, IT, dentistry, medicine, veterinary science and humanities at universities, schools, and other higher education institutions across Australia and internationally. The recruiter represents candidates, provides job hunting coaching and advice, and has a large network of client institutions.
The document describes an organization as the leading specialist recruiter in the higher education industry in Australia. It recruits for a wide range of positions in various fields like sciences, finance, engineering, health sciences, teaching, research, design, communications, IT, dentistry, medicine, veterinary science and humanities at universities, schools, and other higher education institutions across Australia and internationally. The recruiter represents candidates, provides job hunting coaching and advice, and has a large network of client institutions.
Werksessie op de bijeenkomst "Grenzeloos Innoveren" van de KvK & Syntens. I.s.m. Avans Hogeschool, Advanced Business Creation en Artform internetprofessionals
KM & Libraries Taming the KM Monstercreynolds2009
This document discusses the role of librarians in knowledge management. It outlines how knowledge management has evolved from a technology focus in the 1990s to emphasizing people and processes. The document defines what knowledge management is and is not, and discusses how librarians are well-positioned to take on knowledge management roles due to their experience organizing content. It provides recommendations for developing a successful knowledge management program, including defining goals, gaining management support, starting small, and measuring success.
The document discusses the genetic code, which is the set of rules by which DNA and mRNA sequences are translated into amino acid sequences in proteins. Some key points are:
- The genetic code is made up of 3 nucleotide sequences called codons that each encode for a specific amino acid.
- The code is degenerate, meaning most amino acids are encoded by more than one codon.
- Experiments in the 1960s were the first to demonstrate that the genetic code consists of codons that are three nucleotides long and elucidated the nature of the codon-amino acid relationship.
Mario van Rijn, beleidsadviseur aan Avans Hogeschool en auteur van Handboek Scenarioplanning (Kluwer), heeft op 12 oktober een presentatie gegeven over de werkwijze om tot praktisch bruikbare toekomstscenario’s te komen.
Avans Academielezing
Avans Hogeschool, Hogeschoollaan 1, Breda
Tijdstip: 12 oktober van 19.30 tot 21.00 uur (collegezaal HF003)
Toegang is gratis.
Avans brengt met de lezingen actuele en interessante onderwerpen vanuit de hogeschool naar buiten. Met de maandelijkse Avans Academielezing wil de hogeschool iedereen die hier belangstelling voor heeft, deelgenoot maken van ontwikkelingen in het onderwijs en de diverse onderzoeken waar zij dagelijks met de studenten aan werkt. De lezingen zijn vrij toegankelijk en voor alle geïnteresseerden in Breda en omgeving.
This document summarizes a presentation about using new technologies and social media strategies to promote libraries. It discusses how libraries can use tools like YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, and mobile apps to engage users and drive people to the library. It also addresses challenges libraries may face from competitors like Google. The presentation encourages libraries to focus on stories, experiences, and building communities rather than just statistics. It emphasizes developing innovative strategies to showcase the value and modern role of libraries.
The document discusses refeeing and repurposing information from various sources like FriendFeed, Facebook apps, and Twitter. It notes some pitfalls of Twitter like accidentally tweeting private information publicly. The document recommends getting information from sources like Intersect Alert and beSpacific while giving them credit, and partnering with other departments in an organization to post relevant information from the firm's blog, IT department, or about new administrative forms. It concludes by thanking the audience and providing contact information.
This document provides an overview of best practices for managing research data. It discusses why data management is important, how to plan for data management by inventorying data, assessing needs, and planning processes. It also covers topics like file formats, documentation, metadata, methods, standards, and storage considerations for both short and long-term. The document emphasizes documenting all decisions and processes, using open standards when possible, and partnering with libraries or repositories for long-term preservation of shared data.
Presentation to Iowa Association of School Boards (Fiscal Management Conference), July 18, 2012. Parts of this presentation are used with permission from Evelyn McCormack.
Create impact with a social media strategyJD Lasica
JD Lasica presented on creating impact with a social media strategy. The presentation covered laying the groundwork by establishing goals and metrics before launching initiatives. It emphasized using meaningful metrics to measure performance and refine strategies. It also stressed the importance of creating and sharing engaging content, telling stories, and leveraging the community by involving supporters. The key takeaways were to start with an aligned strategy, measure results continuously, share compelling stories, and engage the community.
You Need A Strategy, Dammit, Not A Twitter AccountNTEN
This document provides a summary of a presentation on developing an effective social media strategy for nonprofits. The presentation emphasizes establishing goals, measuring results through key performance indicators, using storytelling and community involvement to create engaging content, and integrating social media efforts with other communications. It provides examples from organizations that have successfully utilized social media to further their missions and advises attendees to focus on building community over growing audiences. The presentation aims to move nonprofits from tactical social media use to developing aligned, results-driven strategies.
1) How to Fail at Social Media
a) How to fail when you’re just starting out
b) How to fail while doing social media
c) How to fail when responding in social media
d) Summary & questions
***BREAK***
2) Fine-Tuning Facebook
a) Why Facebook matters to libraries
b) Profiles versus pages
c) Facebook profile tweaks
d) Facebook features
e) Facebook Timeline and options
f) Facebook strategies that work
g) Facebook strategies that don’t work
h) Working with Facebook Insights
i) Examples of the good, the bad and the ugly
j) Summary & questions
***BREAK***
3) Tweaking Twitter
a) Twitter stats you actually should know
b) Things to stop doing on Twitter
c) Ways to do Twitter right
d) Tweet makeovers
e) Summary & questions
***BREAK***
4) Putting It All Together
a) Social media myths
b) Social capital
c) Measuring stuff
d) Interactive: rewriting of Tweets
e) Summary & questions
Digital Media in Building Trades Organizing Alex Hogan
This document discusses how digital media can help with union organizing efforts. It provides tips on developing digital organizing plans, using social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter for organizing, and creating visual content. Some key points covered include drafting goals and targeting audiences for a digital plan, using things like testimonials and facts to engage people online, and tips for taking photos and videos to help promote organizing campaigns.
The document discusses using social media, specifically wikis, in a law firm library environment. It explains that wikis can be used as a test bed for concepts before investing in more robust tools. Wikis allow information to be shared, staff to collaborate, and ideas to be generated and fleshed out. However, best practices for wikis include establishing rules for data entry, clear expectations for contributions, and more rules with more contributors. The presentation provides examples of using wikis and Google Docs together and concludes with contact information for the author.
The document discusses alternative careers for librarians and information professionals. It outlines various career paths outside of traditional librarian roles that still utilize important skills, including working in different sectors, jobs, or industries. Examples are given such as technology roles, research, communications, and more. The document provides advice on exploring alternative careers, including skills audits, networking, tailoring applications, and believing in one's abilities to find new opportunities.
Social Media Marketing Tools and Strategies for Master Gardener coordinatorsKim Kruse
Social media provides a unique platform for Extension professionals to share information about programs, including the Florida Master Gardener Program.
Presented at the 2010 continuing education meeting for Master Gardener coordinators.
Leveraging User-Generated Content Inside Community ForumsAlan Belniak
Both long-form and short-form content have their places, and serve us well. Often times, people clamor to see what the subject matter experts have to say. What do you do when the subject matter experts are your community? How can you harness the power of user-generated content and make that a focal point of your content strategy? In this session, we'll explore some element that make up a good community, how to spur conversations inside that community, foster engagement, and then re-imagine, re-use, and re-cycle that content into something new. (via @abelniak)
Your nonprofit needs a social media strategyJD Lasica
Here's the presentation that JD Lasica and Carla Schlemminger of Socialbrite.org are giving at the Nonprofit Technology Conference in San Francisco on April 5, 2012. The focus is on 5 approaches nonprofit organizations can take to strategically advance their missions.
Social Media for Historic Sites: Real Places Telling Real StoriesSarah Page
The document discusses using social media for historic sites to tell real stories. It covers reviewing common social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter, best practices for using them, types of content to share, and ways to engage audiences. The presentation encourages site managers to go behind the scenes, tell stories, have fun, and try new platforms, while avoiding experimenting with logos or telling instead of showing. It emphasizes knowing the target audience and starting social media use slowly.
Social Media Strategy: Mission, Tool, Metrics, TeachJeffrey Levy
Slide deck for a 1/2-day workshop that includes several times when small groups discuss and report out. Accompanying handout: http://www.slideshare.net/levyj413/handout-mission-tool-metrics-teach
This talk outlines ways to make yourself known effectively on the Internet and create the image you want rather than the one that is built by your friends or your travels.
Extending Your Voice Online: Navigating the Social WebSara Holoubek
Sara Holoubek's presentation on the the Social Web as part of the Woodhull dinner series.
From blogging to facebook to twitter, self-publication has never been more accessible to the general public. However, most of these powerful tools don't come with instructions. Learn best practices for extending your voice, building your platform and creating a personal brand.
Social Networking x Pastoral Care 社交網絡 x 堂會牧養 (2010.09.17@Network Mission 網絡使命)Calvin C. Yu
YouTube: http://bit.ly/mQQWre
Social Networking x Pastoral Care 社交網絡 x 堂會牧養 (2010.09.17@Network Mission 網絡使命)
Sharing about "Social Networking and Pastoral Care on 2010.09.17 @ Network Mission (HKCRM, GNCI, CC Net, Global Chinese Christian Post)
牧養沙龍:社交網絡與堂會牧養,由網絡使命主辦(網絡使命由香港教會更新運動、真証傳播、華信網絡、環球華人基督教新聞社等組成)
Recording: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CsLEiwZfU8
Facebook is the most powerful and popular social networking website available today. Originally designed as a place for individuals to keep in touch with one another, Facebook has evolved into a very effective networking tool for charities to create awareness and connect with current supporters and find new ones.
Join us for this webinar and find out how Facebook can help you:
- Find and communicate with current and potential supporters
- Organize, promote and manage events
- Create a single branded page for your organization
- And much more!
Video & Viral Multimedia SEO -Aaron KronisAaron Kronis
Presentation by Aaron Kronis - Slides don't explain everything so it may seem a little confusing without the presentation which was oral.
From Pubcon New Orleans, May 2-5th, 2013. See Aaron Speak next at Pubcon 2013 in Las Vegas, Oct 2013.
Similar to Web 2 0 For Tough Times Reynolds Lapachet (20)
7. Why Oh Why?
• Marketing
• Test bed for concept before spending money
on a more robust tool
8. Why Oh Why?
• Library Marketing
• Be where the People Are
• Test bed for concept before spending money on a
more robust tool
• Share and share alike or have password; will
travel
Presentation Wiki
Google Docs
9. Why, Oh Why?
• Library Marketing
• Be where the People Are
• Test bed for concept before spending
money on a more robust tool
• Compare wiki software http://bit.ly/k54NC
• Share and share alike or have password;
will travel
• Extend Staff and have fun
17. Wiki Best Practices
1. Have rules about data
entry
2. Set clear expectations
about who does what and
when
3. The more people involved
the more rules
18.
19. BubblUS
• Mind mapping tool
• Free
• Applications
o Process mapping
o Workflow analysis
o Procedure
development
27. Refeeding/Repurposing
Information
• Twitter pitfalls
Law Leyebrary @coolatty we put the
flash drive will all the info in your
office
28. Refeeding/Repurposing
Information
• Twitter pitfall:
Law Leyebrary @coolatty we put the
flash drive with all the info
in your office
29.
30.
31. Refeeding/Repurposing
Information
• Get info from other sources AND give credit
o Intersect Alert
o beSpacific
o Periodic blog posts from your firm's blog
37. It’s about the Content
Management, Silly!
• "What Facebook did was people-
centric, not photo-centric, and that was
the huge shift," says James Joaquin, a
co-founder of what is now Kodak
Gallery (formerly Ofoto). From USA Today
9/23/09 “Facebook's 'tagging' option is a big hit with photo
sharing” http://bit.ly/342h5j
38. Just Do It!
Forget all the sensible implementation strategies
and go for it!
39. Questions??
&
Thank you!
Jaye A. H. Lapachet Camille Reynolds
Manager of Library Services Director of Research & Information
Coblentz, Patch, Duffy Services Nossaman LLP
& Bass LLP San Francisco, CA
San Francisco, CA http://www.linkedin.com/in/camillereynolds
http://www.linkedin.com/in/jlapac