Collaboration Videos

We hope you enjoy the first look at our application. We are very excited for you all to create collaborative photo books this coming winter! Leave us your email address to notify you we are live: http://groupstory.com Thanks, Geoff & GeorgeCo-Founders

Trailer for the piece ZERO, conceived, staged and performed by: Ioannis Mandafounis, Fabrice Mazliah, May Zarhy 21,22 November 2009 Festival Automne en Normandie, www.automne-en-normandie.com 10,11,12 December 2009 Künstlerhaus Mousonturm Frankfurt, www.mousonturm.de a coproduction of: Künstlerhaus Mousonturm, Frankfurt Festival Automne en Normandie, Rouen Rencontres Chorégraphiques Internationales de Seine-Saint-Denis, Paris Kunstenfestivaldesarts, Brussels PACT Zollverein, Essen Author: dancingonarchitectur Keywords: choreography dance process making of trailer Mandafounis Mazliah Zarhy mousonturm Forsythe Frankfurt collaboration Added: November 6, 2009

Author: flclfan100 Keywords: Doug episode Doug's Comic Collaboration Added: November 3, 2009

Is This The Beginning Of A New Era In Which Individuals And Families Around The World Empower Each Other With No Strings Attached? Experience The Courage and Initiative of One Family's "Call To Action" To All Generations, That It's Time For Change! Distributed by Tubemogul.

Today, in the third episode of J.C. Hutchins Beta Clone Army Update podcast (where he talks about promotion and progress of his 7th Son series of novels, including 7th Son: Descent ), I was outed. I am John Smith, the journeyman folk-rock singer who, it just so happens, is also one of seven human clones. Almost a year ago, author J.C. Hutchins came to me with the idea to create a mini-album of songs presented with the conceit that they were written, performed and recorded by John Smith, a fictional character from 7th Son Descent. The songs would by used to promote the October 2009 paperback release of 7th Son: Descent. Now, you can hear the whole story through a conversation between J.C. Hutchins and myself on his latest Beta Clone Army podcast. The interview begins at the 35 minute mark! MP3 versions of the John Smith Anyman songs are available at ReverbNation. A CD will be available, along with high-quality MP3s, through CDBaby.com and anywhere digital music is sold, in late November. Stay tuned!

"A discussion: ePortfolios - how are they supporting 21st Century learners?" is the recording of a conversation that occurred at the eFest meets Teaching and Learning Conference (http://efest-teach-learn.ning.com/). The discussion covered a range of themes, issues and potentials, with particular reference to the tertiary education and vocational education and training sector. The discussion was facilitated by Justin Sampson from Ako Aotearoa, who plays a key part in the ePortfolio Community of Practice hosted by Ako (http://akoaotearoa.ac.nz/communities/eportfolios-new-zealand). The combined conference eFest meets Teaching and Learning Conference was run from Wednesday 30 September to Friday 2 October 2009 and was hosted by UCOL in Palmerston North, NZ.

This video offers a quick demonstration of some of Socialtext's toolkit, including the new wiki-spreadsheet SocialCalc. Ross Mayfield, Socialtext's chairman, president and co-founder, handles the tour the leads off with an overview of SocialCalc, an enterprise social software application designed for "distributed teams" of people. Links relevant to this video include: Socialtext Web site -- http://www.socialtext.com