Almost Savvy
OCTOBER 6, 2009
Chances are that you’re one of the over 300 million people who have set-up a virtual home on Facebook because it is a great place to keep up with family and friends, as well as connecting with businesses and groups of interest. This is the first time I’ve used this new screencasting software. Napoleon´s last blog.
Buzz Marketing for Technology
SEPTEMBER 30, 2008
I posted a query about this to several of the groups that I've joined on LinkedIn and have received about a dozen responses so far. So in this screencast, I look at what I would do given this need. A big part of my answer is to go to the individual, don't always rely on group answers. Today, I saw a post on our Free - Web 2.0
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Buzz Marketing for Technology
OCTOBER 6, 2008
Main My Page ASSIGNMENTS RE-SOURCED Member Info Intros Profile Pics Forum Videos Photos Groups Blogs. You can also create and join groups. Tony Karrer has also created a quick screencast on how to use LinkedIn to find an expert. You can read another post on Searching for expertise (with another screencast) here.
Buzz Marketing for Technology
OCTOBER 4, 2008
Shel cites a brief published by the Aberdeen Group , titled Web 2.0, Fortunately for us, Tony Karrer is a whiz at using LinkedIn to find expertise and hes recorded a couple of excellent screencasts to show the rest of us how its done. Via Shel Holtz and Workplace Learning Today comes yet another "yes," to that question.
Buzz Marketing for Technology
JUNE 23, 2008
Friendfeed has a feature called Rooms that you can use to share links with either the public at large, a small group of friends or just yourself. Screencasting. Now its archived in my history, which I can always go back and search later. Annotate Bookmarks and Feeds with a Private Friendfeed Room. Here are two ways I use it.
The Way of the Web
JANUARY 16, 2014
In this case, an Open Rights Group T-shirt which remained out of shot… The other thing to remember is to check for all potential embarrassments such as unwanted nose or ear hair, errant bogeys, bits of lunch etc, etc.
Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg
JANUARY 28, 2010
To be sure, though, solicit feedback from a group of trusted peers not directly involved in your company or marketing objectives before going ahead with publishing the video, since you need an unbiased opinion. Ideally, if you cover ground on at least two of these traits, your video might have a good chance of success.
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