Jun 24 2009
Me, We, Network Presentation at EdMedia
Ostensibly, a conference – Ed-Media- brought me to Hawaii, but my blogging quietude is more about some vacation time. (Pictures slowly arriving on Flickr).
Here in Honolulu, It has been fun to meet some online buddies (from blogs, Twitter, etc.) like George Siemens, CogDog, Kristina Hoeppner and Tony Hirst.
The talk was yesterday, so I thought I’d share the slides. Supposedly there will be a recording, but I suspect that no one turned on the recording.
I found the crowd attentive but very quiet. Not very emotive or getting engaged with questions. Not a chuckle when I made a BING joke! It could be that this was day one and people aren’t quite warmed up. Afterward I had some great conversations with people which reassured me that at least a few people really were awake. After all, it was a presentation. It would be great to be able to do something more interactive and perhaps I can push myself harder to do that in the future. Anyway, here are the artifacts – a wiki with some links and the slides.
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Nancy, for what it’s worth, I did chuckle at the bing joke
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It was great to finally meet you! Loved your presentation…
George
See ya online!
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