Collaboration Videos

This video demoonstrates the capabilities of SambaJAM. SambaJAM is a new Collaborative Content Management / Social Networking platform. It allows business to merge the benefits of On-Premise solutions, Software as a service or pay as you go solutions, and standard desktop applications. At SambaStream our objective was to make SambaJAM the easiest collaboration product to use. Visit us on http://www.sambastream.com to get more information

Today on the Dose we bring you a unlikely collaboration of Canadian artists of three differing genres, and a beautiful song they quickly put together in one day. Every Wednesday for 16 weeks, 3 musicians showed up at MCM Studios in Winnipeg. They didn t know who else would be arriving. They only knew that over the course of one evening they would have to get to know each other, write, record and mix one song. And that song would be made available for download the following morning. It was a risky proposition – putting musicians on the hot seat while putting the listener closer to the moment of creation than ever before. It could ve been an embarrassing disaster. But under the guidance of producer/musician/engineer Mike Petkau, all 16 turned out to be inspired and inspiring works celebrating the depth, diversity and passion of the Winnipeg music community. Petkau put together increasingly challenging combinations – revelling in the role of creative puppeteer and excited by the thought of what some of his favorite local musicians might make if spontaneously put into a room with each other. The ROTW Club captured the musical imagination of Winnipeg, and the compilation CD has been prepared to now capture the imagination of the rest of Canada. The project includes members of The Weakerthans, The Waking Eyes, Novillero, Nathan, Chic Gamine, Moses Mayes, BurnThe8Track, Twilight Hotel, Mahogany Frog and many more. The Weakerthans John K Samson was paired with Inuit throat singer Nikki Komaksiutiksak and electronic artist Blunderspublik for what has become inarguably the Club s most popular song (Keewatin Arctic) – being downloaded around the world. Record of the Week Club RotWC @ MySpace Purchase @ itunes | store Download | Subscribe | Subscribe in iTunes | Subscribe to All

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MSPmentor FastChat Video interviews ConnectWise CEO Arnie Bellini about collaboration between managed service providers (MSPs), VARs, solutions providers and other IT Nation members. Filmed at ConnectWise Partner Summit 2009.

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This is the next blog in the continuing series of interviews with top-echelon and renowned professionals. In this blog, I interview Kelly Gotlieb, Internationally Renowned Pioneer in Computing - Kelly talks about the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair. Enjoy, Stephen Ibaraki This week, Stephen Ibaraki, FCIPS, I.S.P. continues his exclusive interviews with computing pioneer Calvin C. (Kelly) Gotlieb, C.M., M.A., PhD. (University of Toronto), D. Math. (Hon., University of Waterloo), D. Eng. (Hon., Technical University of Nova Scotia), Fellow CIPS (FCIPS), Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, the British Computer Society and the Association for Computing Machinery. Kelly Gotlieb is currently Professor Emeritus in Computer Science and in the Faculty of Information Studies at the University of Toronto (UT). He is a computing pioneer whose innovations and accomplishments helped lay the foundation of an entire worldwide industry, educational stream, and profession. His contributions are so profound and their impact so diverse and in so many areas that the lasting value cannot be comprehended. Have a look at this blog to find out more: http://blogs.technet.com/cdnitmanagers/archive/2006/09/29/459971.aspx To listen to the interview, click on this MP3 file link DISCUSSION: Interview Time Index (MM:SS) and Topic :00:39: What is the purpose of the International Science and Engineering Fair or ISEF? "....To promote interest in computers and information technology; in fact, all science among high school students...." :01:25: Where is ISEF held and who attends? "....The contestants are winners at local science fairs in their own communities/cities and come from all over the world. The winners at those local fairs are invited to compete at an international fair which is held in different US cities...." :04:02: Kelly describes the general schedule of the ISEF. "....The work is very often publication quality. They are high school kids but very often you will see real research that would undoubtedly meet the criteria for being accepted into a paper...." :07:37: When did the ACM get involved with ISEF? "....The first time I did it was about ten years ago and we've been involved every year...." :09:22: Are there some memorable moments that you can share from past ISEFs? "....Several times the computer entry was the overall winner and at that time they get quite a high profile...." :10:33: Why should schools get involved with the ISEF? "....The job market for computer and information technology is very good....Generally the outlook for the pool of trained people in computers and information technology in the future in the US and Canada looks dangerously low, so using the science fair to promote interest amongst students is a really good thing...." :14:30: If you were doing this interview on the ISEF, what question would you ask and then what would be your answer? "....'What mechanisms are there for making sure that teachers and students are aware of the opportunities that come from the ISEF?'...."

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Conversation with Don Tapscott

In this two-part video Shawn Callahan of Anecdote in Australia discusses what "collaboration" means, and how any increase in collaboration involves behavioural change and a shared journey.

In the second part of this two-part video Shawn Callahan of Anecdote in Australia discusses the role of storytelling in achieving a more collaborative culture, and takes questions from the audience.

In this pre-recorded skype podcast for an iKMS (wwwikms.org) evening talk on 29 April, professor Eric Tsui of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University describes his work in helping organisations identify collaboration and sharing tools that best suit their needs. Because it's Skype, the audio and video are a bit patchy!

Professor Eric Tsui of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University's KM Research Centre talks about some of the criteria and suggested approaches to selecting tools for collaboration and sharing inside the enterprise. Using an action research project as a guide he stresses the need to experiment with new tools and to be flexible in how they are selected deployed. This podcast was recorded for an iKMS evening talk on 29 April 2008.

This video gives an introduction to starting up communities of practice filmed at a workshop conducted by Patrick Lambe 3-4 October 2007. It has been edited to take out client specific information, and excludes some of the practical workshop activities.

This is a poem that I wrote. The photo in the title sequence is mine, and I remixed the remaining Creative Commons-licensed photos from Flickr. This is a good example of the kind of creativity that can result from sharing resources on the web. Photo Credits are listed here.Subscribe