Ideagora Live
Join Alan McCord and Denise Easton for the upcoming live Igeagora Interviews & Discussions@ Innovate-Live
1:00pm eastern
Interview with Troy Peterson of Nibipedia
Troy Peterson and his colleagues, "a couple of guys from Stillwater, Minnesota who call themselves Nibi Software Group have created a cool software tool called Nibipedia.
Nibipedia matches Wikipedia entries to videos. Building on the theory that "the future isn't about technology, but people and content", Nibipedia marries video to a concurrent stream of related links to Wikipedia content as well as other videos.
The Nibi software was developed for marketing as well as educational application but Nibipedia was specifically developed to be used in education. The videos in the Nibisphere are authored by our beta group made up of educators and there is an open call to educators who are interested in being part of the beta test nibipedia@gmail.com
2:00pm eastern
Ideagora Mash Up
Borrowing liberally from the definition of a mash up from Wikipedia, the Ideagora open discussion with co-editors Denise Easton and Al McCord will combine "data" from the community and explore how it is creating new results that were not the original goal of the data owners.
3:00pm eastern
Ross E. Kimbarovsky founded crowdSPRING with Mike Samson to help people from around the world access creative talent, and to help creatives from across the globe find new customers.
With backgrounds in both the creative industry and law, crowdSPRING believes strongly in the creative process and the protection of intellectual property. By helping creatives reach a new, global market for their creativity, we hope to challenge the current thinking on where great ideas come from.
6:00pm eastern
Interview with Miriam Scurrah on developing training with iClone software
Miriam Scurrah is an eLearning professional at Kmart Australia. She is currently developing an online induction training program using the avatar software fromiClone.
The launch of this training will include an avatar in a Kmart uniform, who will welcome the new hire and provide standard induction information. Future plans include scenario learning and demonstrations of customer interactions.
More information at
http://innovate-ideagora.ning.com/notes/Upcoming_Ideagora_Live_Interviews
1:00pm eastern
Interview with Troy Peterson of Nibipedia
Troy Peterson and his colleagues, "a couple of guys from Stillwater, Minnesota who call themselves Nibi Software Group have created a cool software tool called Nibipedia.
Nibipedia matches Wikipedia entries to videos. Building on the theory that "the future isn't about technology, but people and content", Nibipedia marries video to a concurrent stream of related links to Wikipedia content as well as other videos.
The Nibi software was developed for marketing as well as educational application but Nibipedia was specifically developed to be used in education. The videos in the Nibisphere are authored by our beta group made up of educators and there is an open call to educators who are interested in being part of the beta test nibipedia@gmail.com
2:00pm eastern
Ideagora Mash Up
Borrowing liberally from the definition of a mash up from Wikipedia, the Ideagora open discussion with co-editors Denise Easton and Al McCord will combine "data" from the community and explore how it is creating new results that were not the original goal of the data owners.
3:00pm eastern
Ross E. Kimbarovsky founded crowdSPRING with Mike Samson to help people from around the world access creative talent, and to help creatives from across the globe find new customers.
With backgrounds in both the creative industry and law, crowdSPRING believes strongly in the creative process and the protection of intellectual property. By helping creatives reach a new, global market for their creativity, we hope to challenge the current thinking on where great ideas come from.
6:00pm eastern
Interview with Miriam Scurrah on developing training with iClone software
Miriam Scurrah is an eLearning professional at Kmart Australia. She is currently developing an online induction training program using the avatar software fromiClone.
The launch of this training will include an avatar in a Kmart uniform, who will welcome the new hire and provide standard induction information. Future plans include scenario learning and demonstrations of customer interactions.
More information at
http://innovate-ideagora.ning.com/notes/Upcoming_Ideagora_Live_Interviews
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