Nancy White at Northern Conference gave an amazing presentation/interactive lecture on the important assets of online interaction. The title was "Nancy White and the Seven Competencies of Online Interaction. I wasn't there, but Alan Levine captured it on a mp3 file and blogher Bev Traynor took some notes. All we need are the PowerPoint slides to complete our virtual experience. I think she is wearing her purple pajamas, but not sure ...
Update: Nancy reports that she didn't wear the purple PJs and here PPT slides can be found here. There was a tip in the comments on how to compress PPT slides.
Here's Nick Noake's remix.
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Hola, it was a great talk. If you area interested, there is a podcast with nancy I did just before her talk. In it she talks about the relationship of technology and not-for-profits.
Posted by: Phil Djwa | February 14, 2006 at 09:02 PM
I just read thru the notes from Nancy's presentation. Very insightful. One of the things that I've been looking at more recently is how different age groups "take" to the web. I think a big part of it is whether they are required/expected/urged to use the Internet at work. There is a pretty huge gap in Internet usage between the boomers (50-64) and the Seniors (65+). Apparently one of the big contributors to this disparity in Internet usage is linked to the fact that the Seniors retired before the Internet came into regular use. As a result only a small percentage adopt the technology and make it part of their daily life experience. eMarketer put out some stats on this whole topic in a report they did recently called "Seniors Online: How aging boomers will shake up the market". I relay some of the more interesting tidbits in my blog posting at http://itscommonknowledge.blogspot.com/
Posted by: Jeff Patrick | September 26, 2006 at 07:18 PM