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Tag Archives: Flip video
Web Video 105: Why you should always use a tripod with a Flip
SMUG doesn’t have a formal curriculum in Web video (come to think of it, none of our curriculum is really formal in the accreditation sense.) I guess what I should say is SMUG doesn’t have a curriculum series in Web video. That may change, but for now here is the first post in what might [...]
An “Aha!” Moment in Massachusetts
As detailed here and here, I had an opportunity this morning to join Larry Weber, founder of Weber Shandwick, in a seminar on social media for the Massachusetts Hospital Association. During the Q&A session that followed, Lorie Martiska of Heywood Hospital in Gardner, Mass. said she had experienced a real “Aha!” moment during the presentation, [...]
Posted in Conferences, Social Media, video Also tagged Flip camera, Flip video camera, Heywood Hospital, Lee Aase, Lorie Martiska, Massachusetts Hospital Association, MHA 1 Comment
‘Tis the gift to be simple…
[ratings] I had the delightful experience yesterday of meeting Dr. Carl May (@CarlRMay), a British collaborator of Mayo Clinic’s Dr. Victor Montori (@vmontori) on the concept of minimally disruptive medicine. I was honored that he wanted to meet with me during his visit to Mayo, and based on something he said during coffee I asked [...]
Posted in Health Care, video Also tagged camera, Carl May, Lee Aase, Mayo Clinic, minimally disruptive medicine, quakers, shakers, Victor Montori, video, Web Video, YouTube 2 Comments
Thesis 20: Social media tools enable authentic communication if you don’t purposefully complicate things
Among the most important benefits of social media tools are their ease of use. While updating a static Web site can be onerous, and video shooting, editing and distribution also can be complicated, the beauty of blogs, Flip cameras (or Kodaks) and YouTube is the nimble authenticity they bring to communication. Of course, it’s possible [...]
Posted in 35 Theses, Social Media Also tagged 35 Theses, authenticity, Lee Aase, Michael Ackerman, Victor Montori, Wall Street Journal, YouTube 1 Comment
Lamenting a Loss…a Little