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July 21, 2006
Podcasting, Wikis, Blogs, Mobile Solutions, Serious Games Workshops Scheduled
Seriously Mobile Series Update:
We have had great response and feedback with our initial Podcasting and Seriously Mobile Solutions seminars so we have scheduled a new series of ½ day workshops to further help colleagues understand and apply hot technologies that are making a difference in organisations today.
All workshops will be held in Central London at 7 City Learning. Cost is 99 GBP + VAT for each ½ day seminar or 160.00 GBP + VAT for two.
To register, just send an email to seriouslymobile at ambientperformance.com indicating your interest and a booking form will be emailed back to you.
These workshops are also being delivered on-site for Learning colleagues & stakeholders and are often combined with project planning. Contact us if interested.
Seriously Mobile Series Q3 & Q4 Workshops:
September 22: (Morning) Podcasting I: How To Podcast Hands-On Workshop: A hands-on introduction to the fundamentals of finding, making and using podcasting: how to find and subscribe to Podcasts, how to create them, how to publish them and how to market and distribute them.
September 22: (Afternoon) Podcasting II: Podcasting in Organisations: This seminar will focus on introducing and implementing Podcasting in organisations: planning for success, increasing Podcast quality, production and equipment advice, capturing content anywhere and anytime, and ideas & tactics for introduction and implementation.
October 6: (Morning): Wikis and Blogs in the Enterprise: How are Wikis & Blogs being used for Collaboration in organisations? What value are they adding? What software is available? How easy are they to implement and use? What are best practices for implementing and managing them?
October 6: (Afternoon): Serious Games in the Enterprise: How are games and game technologies being used beyond pure entertainment purposes? What types of games should be considered for various purposes? How much do different approaches cost? We will provide practical advice for getting started including finding the right partners and overcoming barriers.
October 20: (Morning) Mobile Solutions that Work: An overview of Mobile Video, Performance Messaging & SCORM trackable content production to address: What are the applications for mobile video? What’s available “off the shelf”? How can you create and distribute video to mobile devices. What tools are available? How can intelligent messaging sent via email to BlackBerrys or SMS to mobile phones be used to assess organizational knowledge and compliance/regulation/product understanding? How can targeted messages help boost performance? How can SCORM & IMS compliant content be created, distributed and tracked to mobiles?
November 22: (Morning): Wikis and Blogs in the Enterprise: How are Wikis & Blogs being used for Collaboration in organisations? What value are they adding? What software is available? How easy are they to implement and use? What are best practices for implementing and managing them?
November 22: (Afternoon): Serious Games in the Enterprise: How are games and game technologies being used beyond pure entertainment purposes? What types of games should be considered for various purposes? How much do different approaches cost? We will provide practical advice for getting started including finding the right partners and overcoming barriers.
December 8: (Morning) Google Earth & Mobile Location Based Services Business Applications: Location-based services have now arrived on desktops and on handhelds/mobiles. Now that you can locate your customers in time and space what services might you offer them? What value can you add to you existing services – from marketing to logistics? This introductory seminar will focus on how geo-location is being used and will tour a range of exemplar services now available on the web.
Posted by Ron Edwards at July 21, 2006 11:00 AM
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