How Can I Learn More About New Media?
Dan Karleen
Thomson Peterson’s
Syndication for Higher Ed
Developments in new media seem to be occurring more and more rapidly. Whether you refer to the web as “teeming” (as Bob Robertson-Boyd and Dimitri Glazkov say) or “come as you are” (Dave Winer), it can certainly be challenging to keep up. It’s increasingly important to be familiar with sites that can help you learn and tools such as RSS (Really Simple Syndication) readers and blog search engines that will help you scan for new information efficiently. This brief screencast introduces some key sites and tools that will help you get started and stay informed. A warm thanks to Karine Joly, Paul Baker, and Erin Caldwell, who shared their expertise in the interviews linked below.
View the screencast presentation (10:10); will open directly in a Flash-enabled browser.
Links mentioned in the talk
Collegewebeditor.com - Interview with Karine Joly
EducationPR - Interview with Paul Baker
(Apologies to Paul Baker and you, the viewers; Wordpress.com, where Paul hosts his blog, was down briefly for maintenance the weekend morning I prepared the screencast.)
FutureOfPR.com
April 19th, 2006 at 6:59 am
Live from HigherEdBlogCon: How to get your boss, your colleagues or yourself up-to-speed with new media
Need a quick way to introduce your boss, his/hers or the board to online new media or as I like to call it PR 2.0?
Look no further than Dan Karleen’s 10-minute screencast prepared for HigherEdBlogCon.
Dan’s presentaion is actually compo…
April 20th, 2006 at 1:47 pm
Nice screencast, Dan. I followed along and bookmarked the sites I wasn’t already familiar with. I’m going to download the Camedia application and play with it; I can see its potential value in some presentations I’ll be doing.