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Tag Archives: Slideshare
RAQ: Recommendations for Webinar and Video Services?
Here’s a recent question from the inbox: Hi Lee…I attended one of your sessions a few months back – Was terrific and learned much. Wanted to ask you – We are looking into doing webinars where consumers can register to attend, see either video or PPT slides while a moderator is chatting at the same [...]
Posted in Chancellor RAQs, video | Also tagged GotoMeeting, Seminar, Skype, slides, video, VuCast, Webcast, WebEx, webinar | 3 Comments
More Good Reasons to Not Protect Your Tweets
For the background on the slide deck below, check out Twitter 135: 10 Reasons to NOT Protect Your Tweets. After our interaction described above, which brought Lisa Fields (@PracticalWisdom) to the point of open tweeting, she was inspired to use her presentation design skills to turn my blog post into a set of slides, which [...]
Tweetcamp: Twitter 150
Update: Tweetcamp was a success, and here’s a post on Sharing Mayo Clinic that includes a link to the related story that ran on ABC’s Good Morning America. I’ll be doing a recap post about the whole experience, hopefully later tonight. **** The slides below accompany a crash course, a Twitter bootcamp we’re calling Tweetcamp [...]
Posted in Twitter | Also tagged Tweetcamp, Tweetdeck, Twhirl, Twitter, Twitter Bootcamp | 4 Comments
Five Free Follow-Ups For Before 5 p.m.
I enjoy giving webinar presentations like this one, but I often think of slides I wish I would have added, and examples I would like to share, after I’ve submitted the presentation file to the organizers. And sometimes I forget to mention some points that I had intended. One of the beauties of blogging is [...]
Posted in Conferences, Podcasting, Social Media, video | Also tagged Facebook, Johns Hopkins, Mayo Clinic, Podcasting, Seminars, Webinars, YouTube | Leave a comment



Twitter 310: Custom URL Shortening Case Study