This document discusses various online platforms and how they enabled new forms of sharing knowledge and media. It notes that before certain years, such as 1999, specific jobs like managers were less common, but after those years with the rise of blogs, those jobs increased. Similarly, it discusses the growth of wikis, video sharing, microblogging, open teaching platforms, and social networks in enabling new opportunities for sharing. The overall message encourages finding ways to share one's knowledge and skills with others.

1. ... and what is this?

2. Everybody study Each can teach

3. Why on the dice?
Start from here… It’s easy!

4. before 1999 after
[manager]
[salesman]
[journalists]
[waiter] 42M
blogging

5. before 2001 after
[sysadmin]
[student]
[editors]
100K
[engineer]
wiki

6. before 2005 after
[housewife]
[filmmakers]
[driver] 800M
[fisherman]
video-sharing

7. before 2006 after
[singer]
[lawyer]
[reporters]
500M
[unemployed]
microblogging

8. If you are still with
us till this slide,
you are probably
recently born
journalist, writer,
analyst, critic or
photographer,
editor or expert, …any other ideas for
filmmaker or self-actualization?
reporter…

9. What all we do
from the birth until
the last days?..
…study and teach. Everyone is
We study all life unique, everyone
long… and we teach has its own practice
all life long. and knows smth
We teach our that
kids, parents, friend no one knows.
s, colleagues… So... everyone could
be a teacher beyond
academic borders…

10. before 2012 after
[retiree]
[teachers]
[florist] Mlns
[cook]
open teaching

11. Even if you are not an
experienced trainer, lecturer
or professor, if you have
never taught before,
but you feel yourself an
unrecognized guru
and you have smth Your knowledge
to tell the world, - costs! Make your
teach with intellectual capital
works: earn by learn
with .

13. …and what about this side of the dice?

14. before 2004 after
[alex]
[friends]
[dmitry]
≈ 1G
[john]
social network

15. so...
let’s become
friends!
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