Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Comments...
New Media vs Education:
The highlighted key words are great, some screenshots/pictures are streched or fuzzy which are slightly distracting. Good touches on variety of side effects, but wuld lik to see more collaboration such as case studies, graphs or statistics.
Mobile New Media Tech:
Friendly beginning, relating to slef-expereinece makes the presentation more personal (he chose this topic because he recently got a smart phone).
Supportive statistics. Location based services are interesting, but would be better if accompanied with screenshots.
Social Networking in Business:
Like the public speaker-like vocie, nice clip art placements and useful information about LinkedIn, also like that she does more talking than reading.
Disagree on social netorking hould be kept separated from personal life,
The highlighted key words are great, some screenshots/pictures are streched or fuzzy which are slightly distracting. Good touches on variety of side effects, but wuld lik to see more collaboration such as case studies, graphs or statistics.
Mobile New Media Tech:
Friendly beginning, relating to slef-expereinece makes the presentation more personal (he chose this topic because he recently got a smart phone).
Supportive statistics. Location based services are interesting, but would be better if accompanied with screenshots.
Social Networking in Business:
Like the public speaker-like vocie, nice clip art placements and useful information about LinkedIn, also like that she does more talking than reading.
Disagree on social netorking hould be kept separated from personal life,
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Monday, April 27, 2009
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Comments
For "New media and the distribution of music":
The presentation is overall clear and straightforward, many statistic statements but I think it would be more adequate and visual if presented along with supporting statistical graphs. The presentation didn't collaborate enough to the extent of new media, topics such as:
*Private Bay case*Illegal music download with Limewire, P2P file sharing.
*How iTunes tremendously changed the music industry (it's almost an revolution.)
*YouTuber's contribution and replication of music.
* Artist's intense participation on MySpace for self-promoting and monetizing.
For "New media: the purpose loss of privacy":
The presentation is almost like an (effective) WARNING sign, telling us to be aware of our personal information in a consumable speed. Presented with articulation, confidence, enthusiasm, direct eye contact; with smooth transitions between slides, personal experience and useful information.
For "Social networking: Better or worse than the real thing?"
Nice layout, interesting combination of sources (quotes and statics), thoughts provoking questions, very appropriate outline order.
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
This kind of Mashup?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oC4FAyg64OI&feature=featured
Mashup is not limited to technological but also physical, I am glad to see that YouTube is extending Mashup to real world meaningful interaction. Such a beautiful project.
Must mention: Susan Boyle, the greatest YouTube sensation ever. The statistics of it's raising of popularity in such a short time is mind blowingly fascinating.
Mashup is not limited to technological but also physical, I am glad to see that YouTube is extending Mashup to real world meaningful interaction. Such a beautiful project.
Must mention: Susan Boyle, the greatest YouTube sensation ever. The statistics of it's raising of popularity in such a short time is mind blowingly fascinating.
Monday, April 13, 2009
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