This tech tip is called Synergy.
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Just got back from the Nutcracker dress rehearsal. Although I received an unofficial minor in dance as an undergrad at UWM, I’ve never actually performed with a formal company before.It is only a bit part as one of the parents in the party scene, but it’s far more exciting than correcting exams and my six year old ballet dancing daughter is jealous since she was too young to audition for a role this year!On this the eve of my 43 birthday, I must say I’m tickled pink to be re-involved with ballet.
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I attended a presentation of STUDIOCODE a Fresno State today and was very impressed. This could make the work of Ethnomethodologists much easier.
STUDIOCODE blurb
STUDIOCODE is an innovative technology that has revolutionized the way people all around the world look at video analysis and distribution. There is no longer a need to spend countless hours fast-forward and rewinding video tapes in order to pull out important bits of information.
Starting from the beginning you are able to Capture your video content at the click of a button. Experience the true power of the system and even Capture and Code live, during the event! Set up impressive Coding Templates that deliver you the information and results you desire – change your mind, no problem! Studiocode allows you to alter your coding frameworks as often as you like. Easily create Transcripts of video files that deliver meaningful Search and Analysis opportunities. Enjoy pulling together information at the touch of a button. Use Studiocode’s exciting Search feature to find information anywhere, anytime! Make valuable video assets available across the campus, community or even across the globe. To round it all off, seamlessly create stunning video presentations that not only deliver exactly what is required but look like a million dollars!
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Read Pecha Kucha: Get to the PowerPoint in 20 Slides Then Sit the Hell DownThanks to Dori for this tip.Dori notes that, “The 20/20 is strictly enforced but you have a more structured set of themes to generate discussion than an open mike, where enforcing time limits is more of a challenge because there is no structure. It would be both auditory and visual, which would provide some interesting fodder for what kinds of visuals each group would use.” -Dori
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