What\'s Your Learning Story? (ASAE & The Center 2008 San Diego)
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What\'s Your Learning Story? (ASAE & The Center 2008 San Diego)
- 1. what’s your learning story? jeff de cagna principled innovation llc maddie grant socialfish, llc
- 2. pecha kucha (chit chat)
- 3. san diego is cool
- 5. you need to see the code to break it
- 6. friends make all the difference change the structure of the land
- 7. mass media = out…micro media = in
- 8. The power of conversation
- 9. YAP throws a damn good party!
- 10. Not all infectious behaviors are bad for you…
- 11. 25 million jobs just to break even on unemployment
- 12. secrets sell…
- 13. blogs and wikis duke it out!
- 14. engagement is a choice
- 15. the power of social media
- 16. Our world really is small
- 17. 80 cars/100 people (USA) 9 cars/1000 people (India)
- 18. Sleep is no longer optional
- 19. diversity and exclusivity can co-exist
- 20. The future demands a leap
- 21. it’s all about trust
- 22. a ribbon can build a community
- 23. what are your learning stories?
- 24. think in terms of experiences connect to images in your mind tell your story