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Free online demonstration with BBC's Head of Learning spreads knowledge of "Podcasts, wikis and blogs"
Datmedia
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27-Jul-2006 » Training Press Releases » Datmedia (www.datmedia.co.uk) and Ambient Performance (www.ambientperformance.com) announce the launch of a free online and mobile briefing on the use of 'Podcasts, wikis and blogs' for knowledge sharing at the BBC, featuring Head of BBC Training and Development, Nigel Paine. The new learning bite titled "Podcasting, wikis and blogs: Learning at the BBC" can be found at http://www.datmedia.co.uk/showcase.htm.
You can go direct to the presentation by clicking on one of the links below:
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Datmedia's ground-breaking new streaming media software application datpresenter™ DPX V2.0 (www.datpresenter.com) powers the presentation and enables viewers to access it at any time and from anywhere in the world. A standard PC with an internet connection or a configured mobile phone is all viewers need to gain a fascinating insight into how these new technologies have revolutionized knowledge sharing at the BBC and their potential for use in other organisations.
It also demonstrates how Datmedia's datpresenter™ DPX V2.0 streaming media software harnesses the hottest trends in learning - the use of social and collaborative technologies, rapid content development and mobile delivery. The software delivers interactive learning content (in the form of audio, video, flash and interactive web journeys) on demand.
Stephen Clee, Managing Director of Datmedia, said: "It is exciting how internet technologies are being shown to have useful real world applications. Nigel Paine has his finger on the pulse of the latest developments and this presentation illustrates how everyone can become involved."
Ron Edwards, Managing Director of Ambient Performance, said: "We're hearing the buzz around 'podcasting, wikis and blogs' for learning but what about real applications? Nigel Paine explains how these technologies have produced results and we are sharing his insights with everybody."
Datmedia's UK educational clients include the British Council, The Royal Society, The Institution of Engineering and Technology (The IET), The Institute of Education and the top-rated School of African and Oriental Studies (SOAS). For more information, visit web site: www.datmedia.co.uk
About Ambient Performance
Ambient Performance is a catalyst for results-based learning innovation, specializing in mobile learning, rapid content development and 'serious' games, we provide solutions for enhancing peformance. Ambient Performance is led by Ron Edwards and Dick Davies, pioneers in applying emerging technology for learning and performance in large organizations. Ron writes the Ambient Connection blog to which you can subscribe to keep up to date and make sense of key developments @ AmbientConnection (www.ambientperformance.com), Dick is the editor of Serious Games Europe (www.seriousgameseurope.com) and co-editor (with Ron) of Serious Mobile Games (www.seriousmobilegames.com).
This new learning bite is being incorporated into the Seriously Mobile Series of workshops scheduled throughout 2006. The events focus on latest topics of organisational use of blogging, wikis, podcasting, mobile solutions, game technologies for learning and location-based learning and services using Google Earth and other low cost tools. Information and dates can be found at www.ambientperformance.com/Information.htm
Ron Edwards, Managing Director, Ambient Performance
ron@ambientperformance.com
+44 (0)870 286 3812
www.ambientperformance.com
About Nigel Paine
Nigel Paine is responsible for the training of the BBC's 27,000 staff, and spearheads a multi-million pound operation which provides the vast bulk of the training used by the UK 's broadcast industry. Nigel Paine is a fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel Development, an elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts as well as a visiting Professor at Napier University in Edinburgh. For more information, visit the BBC Training website:
www.bbctraining.com/aboutUs.asp
About Datmedia
Datmedia (www.datmedia.co.uk) produce IPTV solutions and streaming media software. Datmedia's production services include filming, encoding, streaming and hosting (www.datproduction.co.uk). Datmedia also offers considerable expertise in the fields of interactive online multi-media and software development.
Datmedia's IPTV software allows you to deliver your streaming media to any PC, Mac or mobile device, anywhere in the world; build interactive IPTV stations or scan streaming servers; and deliver rich media content in seconds. For more information, go to: www.datpresenter.com
Clients include BP, The British Council, The Open University, The Royal Society, the Institute of Mechanical and Chemical Engineering (IMechE), The Institution of Engineering and Technology (The IET), The Institute of Education, Nexus Media, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), International Broadcast Convention (IBC) and CMS Cameron McKenna.
Contact: Stephen Clee, Managing Director
Contact e-mail: steve@datmedia.co.uk
Contact telephone: +44 (0)20 7485 8594
Website: www.datmedia.com
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Telephone: +44 (0)20 7485 8594
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Email: info@datmedia.com
Website: www.datmedia.com
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