Here's a great slideshare presentation - "Twitter for Business." It's a little long (69) slides. some of the text is a bit small and it's tough to follow without a presenter, but if you mine your way through it, you'll find some great examples of how businesses are successfully using Twitter. Thanks to David Armano for sharing (on Twitter).
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Showing posts with label David Armano. Show all posts
Showing posts with label David Armano. Show all posts
Monday, December 22, 2008
Friday, December 19, 2008
Visual Stimuli
Two great figures, from David Armano, to either jazz up a presentation or jumpstart your brain! View or subscribe to his flickr photostream or read/subscribe to his blog.


Thursday, December 04, 2008
Please No One
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Capturing Live Content
There are a number of tools for capturing and streaming live content to the web. UStream TV.com is just one of many. Here is some video I captured of David Armano at a conference capturing the content using his 17" MacBook Pro. David is VP of Experience Design at Critical Mass - a marketing firm that is really pioneering the use of social networking tools and new digital media. As I say in the audio narration, with dwindling travel budgets and increasingly sophisticated students, we need to begin looking at these tools for professional development, outreach, and even live streaming our classroom lectures. I'll follow up later with some links for other similar tools.
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David Armano,
engagement,
learning,
Streaming media,
students,
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