Presentation

This Ignite presentation on how to steer a motorcycle demonstrates you can have the worst slides ever i.e. death by bullet point and still captivate the audience through humour, command of topic and offering something useful to know.

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Last night I had the privilege of presenting a session on social media, the final installment in the Economic Development Corporation’s 3 part series on online marketing strategies. The audience was small but engaged, making for a fun evening. I spent about 1/3 of my time just answering questions. The group was diverse, including an [...]

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PairVote.ca – How I did it

by admin on Jan 30, 09

At the start of last fall’s federal election, I wanted to bring attention to the non-sexy electoral reform issue. Thanks to Google, I discovered pair voting had been used in the U.S. but not in Canada. Seemed like a novel idea that might interest and inspire people. After a few hours of effort, http://www.pairvote.ca was [...]

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Recently I had the opportunity to share about my work passion, Agile and Scrum at a local IT group luncheon. I was pleasantly surprised at the level of interest and depth of questions. Organizer John Hatherly told me they had about double the normal pre-registrations for a talk. Perhaps the tough economic times is behind [...]

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Agile definition and value illustrated. View full size poster I’m really looking forward to Plone Conf 2008 for many reasons, one of which is presenting on a topic I am passionate about, namely Agile development, in particular Scrum, an Agile software development framework. What is Agile? For people unfamiliar with Agile, Scott Ambler defines it [...]

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