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�ݺ�ߣshows by User: etipton / http://www.slideshare.net/images/logo.gif �ݺ�ߣshows by User: etipton / Wed, 15 Jun 2011 16:31:57 GMT �ݺ�ߣShare feed for �ݺ�ߣshows by User: etipton A Multi-Media Approach to Beef Extension /slideshow/a-multi-media-approach-to-beef-extension-msu-inservice-2010/8320337 amulti-mediaapproachtobeefextension-msuinservice2010-110615163200-phpapp01
2010 MSU Fall Extension Conference Beef producers in Tennessee are utilizing a greater array of technology to acquire information needed to manage their operations more profitably. Budget cuts are forcing Extension to look at more cost effective ways to provide information to beef producers. Utilizing new Web 2.0 technologies, this team has developed and promoted a web-based video series that includes more than sixty segments that are from three to six minutes long that cover a wide variety of topics related to beef cattle production. Utilizing this technology is helping reach additional producers with important production information at a time when resources do not allow one-on-one contact. ]]>
2010 MSU Fall Extension Conference Beef producers in Tennessee are utilizing a greater array of technology to acquire information needed to manage their operations more profitably. Budget cuts are forcing Extension to look at more cost effective ways to provide information to beef producers. Utilizing new Web 2.0 technologies, this team has developed and promoted a web-based video series that includes more than sixty segments that are from three to six minutes long that cover a wide variety of topics related to beef cattle production. Utilizing this technology is helping reach additional producers with important production information at a time when resources do not allow one-on-one contact. ]]> Wed, 15 Jun 2011 16:31:57 GMT /slideshow/a-multi-media-approach-to-beef-extension-msu-inservice-2010/8320337 etipton@slideshare.net(etipton) A Multi-Media Approach to Beef Extension etipton 2010 MSU Fall Extension Conference Beef producers in Tennessee are utilizing a greater array of technology to acquire information needed to manage their operations more profitably. Budget cuts are forcing Extension to look at more cost effective ways to provide information to beef producers. Utilizing new Web 2.0 technologies, this team has developed and promoted a web-based video series that includes more than sixty segments that are from three to six minutes long that cover a wide variety of topics related to beef cattle production. Utilizing this technology is helping reach additional producers with important production information at a time when resources do not allow one-on-one contact. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/amulti-mediaapproachtobeefextension-msuinservice2010-110615163200-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> 2010 MSU Fall Extension Conference Beef producers in Tennessee are utilizing a greater array of technology to acquire information needed to manage their operations more profitably. Budget cuts are forcing Extension to look at more cost effective ways to provide information to beef producers. Utilizing new Web 2.0 technologies, this team has developed and promoted a web-based video series that includes more than sixty segments that are from three to six minutes long that cover a wide variety of topics related to beef cattle production. Utilizing this technology is helping reach additional producers with important production information at a time when resources do not allow one-on-one contact.

A Multi-Media Approach to Beef Extension from Emily L Tipton

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0 Tennessee 4-H 3.0 - Building Your Technology Tool Kit /slideshow/tennessee-4h-30-building-your-technology-tool-kit/8320288 tennessee4-h30-buildingyourtechnologytoolkit-etipton-110615162538-phpapp01
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Tennessee 4-H 3.0 - Building Your Technology Tool Kit from Emily L Tipton

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0 A Multi-Media Approach to Beef Extension /slideshow/a-multimedia-approach-to-beef-extension/8320146 multimediaapproachtobeefextension-poster-eltipton-netc2010-110615160614-phpapp02
2010 NETC Beef producers in Tennessee are utilizing a greater array of technology to acquire information needed to manage their operations more profitably. Budget cuts are forcing Extension to look at more cost effective ways to provide information to beef producers. Utilizing new Web 2.0 technologies, this team has developed and promoted a web-based video series that includes more than sixty segments that are from three to six minutes long that cover a wide variety of topics related to beef cattle production. Utilizing this technology is helping reach additional producers with important production information at a time when resources do not allow one-on-one contact. ]]>
2010 NETC Beef producers in Tennessee are utilizing a greater array of technology to acquire information needed to manage their operations more profitably. Budget cuts are forcing Extension to look at more cost effective ways to provide information to beef producers. Utilizing new Web 2.0 technologies, this team has developed and promoted a web-based video series that includes more than sixty segments that are from three to six minutes long that cover a wide variety of topics related to beef cattle production. Utilizing this technology is helping reach additional producers with important production information at a time when resources do not allow one-on-one contact. ]]> Wed, 15 Jun 2011 16:06:10 GMT /slideshow/a-multimedia-approach-to-beef-extension/8320146 etipton@slideshare.net(etipton) A Multi-Media Approach to Beef Extension etipton 2010 NETC Beef producers in Tennessee are utilizing a greater array of technology to acquire information needed to manage their operations more profitably. Budget cuts are forcing Extension to look at more cost effective ways to provide information to beef producers. Utilizing new Web 2.0 technologies, this team has developed and promoted a web-based video series that includes more than sixty segments that are from three to six minutes long that cover a wide variety of topics related to beef cattle production. Utilizing this technology is helping reach additional producers with important production information at a time when resources do not allow one-on-one contact. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/multimediaapproachtobeefextension-poster-eltipton-netc2010-110615160614-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> 2010 NETC Beef producers in Tennessee are utilizing a greater array of technology to acquire information needed to manage their operations more profitably. Budget cuts are forcing Extension to look at more cost effective ways to provide information to beef producers. Utilizing new Web 2.0 technologies, this team has developed and promoted a web-based video series that includes more than sixty segments that are from three to six minutes long that cover a wide variety of topics related to beef cattle production. Utilizing this technology is helping reach additional producers with important production information at a time when resources do not allow one-on-one contact.

A Multi-Media Approach to Beef Extension from Emily L Tipton

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0 Social Media 101: Tweets, Likes and Clips /slideshow/social-media-101-tweets-likes-and-clips-8320101/8320101 socialmedia101-etiptondyates-utextensionconference2010-110615155912-phpapp01
Abstract: Social media tools such as Twitter, Facebook and YouTube have become common place for personal use, but how do we leverage these free tools to not only connect with our clientele but promote Extension to new audiences. Currently, there are 25 million Twitter accounts, over 500 million active Facebook users and 2 billion videos watched daily on YouTube, therefore, it makes sense for Extension to have a presence where users are spending time. For Extension personnel, understanding the benefits and learning the uses of social media tools is a tremendous opportunity to transition our past outreach excellence into a new, non-traditional format for the future. Join us to learn how to engage your clients, colleagues and supporters in social networks as well as exposure Extension content to a new demographic. ]]>
Abstract: Social media tools such as Twitter, Facebook and YouTube have become common place for personal use, but how do we leverage these free tools to not only connect with our clientele but promote Extension to new audiences. Currently, there are 25 million Twitter accounts, over 500 million active Facebook users and 2 billion videos watched daily on YouTube, therefore, it makes sense for Extension to have a presence where users are spending time. For Extension personnel, understanding the benefits and learning the uses of social media tools is a tremendous opportunity to transition our past outreach excellence into a new, non-traditional format for the future. Join us to learn how to engage your clients, colleagues and supporters in social networks as well as exposure Extension content to a new demographic. ]]> Wed, 15 Jun 2011 15:59:10 GMT /slideshow/social-media-101-tweets-likes-and-clips-8320101/8320101 etipton@slideshare.net(etipton) Social Media 101: Tweets, Likes and Clips etipton Abstract: Social media tools such as Twitter, Facebook and YouTube have become common place for personal use, but how do we leverage these free tools to not only connect with our clientele but promote Extension to new audiences. Currently, there are 25 million Twitter accounts, over 500 million active Facebook users and 2 billion videos watched daily on YouTube, therefore, it makes sense for Extension to have a presence where users are spending time. For Extension personnel, understanding the benefits and learning the uses of social media tools is a tremendous opportunity to transition our past outreach excellence into a new, non-traditional format for the future. Join us to learn how to engage your clients, colleagues and supporters in social networks as well as exposure Extension content to a new demographic. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/socialmedia101-etiptondyates-utextensionconference2010-110615155912-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Abstract: Social media tools such as Twitter, Facebook and YouTube have become common place for personal use, but how do we leverage these free tools to not only connect with our clientele but promote Extension to new audiences. Currently, there are 25 million Twitter accounts, over 500 million active Facebook users and 2 billion videos watched daily on YouTube, therefore, it makes sense for Extension to have a presence where users are spending time. For Extension personnel, understanding the benefits and learning the uses of social media tools is a tremendous opportunity to transition our past outreach excellence into a new, non-traditional format for the future. Join us to learn how to engage your clients, colleagues and supporters in social networks as well as exposure Extension content to a new demographic.

Social Media 101: Tweets, Likes and Clips from Emily L Tipton

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0 The iWhat? What is and how you can use the iPad /slideshow/the-iwhat-what-is-and-how-you-can-use-the-ipad/8320008 theiwhat-eltipton-utextensionconference2010-110615155031-phpapp01
2010 UT Extension Staff Development Conference Abstract: We rely on technology daily to help us fulfill responsibility and accomplish our professional goals; however, technology is ever changing, always offering new gadgets and gizmos. As part of the land grant mission, Extension has traditionally embraced new advances in agricultural, but is sometimes tentative to try new computer technology within the office. Apple’s recent release of the iPad not only combines the newest software application technology, but packages it in a revolutionary touch-based user interface surely to change how we compute. The iPad offers a cost-effective option for staying in-touch and conducting basic tasks, in addition, to providing a stylish new way to expand your use of technology. Join us to learn what the iPad is, what it offers and how to utilize this new, emerging technology to benefit you and your programs.]]>
2010 UT Extension Staff Development Conference Abstract: We rely on technology daily to help us fulfill responsibility and accomplish our professional goals; however, technology is ever changing, always offering new gadgets and gizmos. As part of the land grant mission, Extension has traditionally embraced new advances in agricultural, but is sometimes tentative to try new computer technology within the office. Apple’s recent release of the iPad not only combines the newest software application technology, but packages it in a revolutionary touch-based user interface surely to change how we compute. The iPad offers a cost-effective option for staying in-touch and conducting basic tasks, in addition, to providing a stylish new way to expand your use of technology. Join us to learn what the iPad is, what it offers and how to utilize this new, emerging technology to benefit you and your programs.]]> Wed, 15 Jun 2011 15:50:28 GMT /slideshow/the-iwhat-what-is-and-how-you-can-use-the-ipad/8320008 etipton@slideshare.net(etipton) The iWhat? What is and how you can use the iPad etipton 2010 UT Extension Staff Development Conference Abstract: We rely on technology daily to help us fulfill responsibility and accomplish our professional goals; however, technology is ever changing, always offering new gadgets and gizmos. As part of the land grant mission, Extension has traditionally embraced new advances in agricultural, but is sometimes tentative to try new computer technology within the office. Apple’s recent release of the iPad not only combines the newest software application technology, but packages it in a revolutionary touch-based user interface surely to change how we compute. The iPad offers a cost-effective option for staying in-touch and conducting basic tasks, in addition, to providing a stylish new way to expand your use of technology. Join us to learn what the iPad is, what it offers and how to utilize this new, emerging technology to benefit you and your programs. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/theiwhat-eltipton-utextensionconference2010-110615155031-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> 2010 UT Extension Staff Development Conference Abstract: We rely on technology daily to help us fulfill responsibility and accomplish our professional goals; however, technology is ever changing, always offering new gadgets and gizmos. As part of the land grant mission, Extension has traditionally embraced new advances in agricultural, but is sometimes tentative to try new computer technology within the office. Apple’s recent release of the iPad not only combines the newest software application technology, but packages it in a revolutionary touch-based user interface surely to change how we compute. The iPad offers a cost-effective option for staying in-touch and conducting basic tasks, in addition, to providing a stylish new way to expand your use of technology. Join us to learn what the iPad is, what it offers and how to utilize this new, emerging technology to benefit you and your programs.

The iWhat? What is and how you can use the iPad from Emily L Tipton

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0 iExtension: How specialist, staff, and agents are utilizing the iPad acenetc 2011 /slideshow/i-extension-etipton-dyates-acenetc-2011/8289081 iextension-etiptondyates-acenetc2011-110613001558-phpapp02
Title: iExtension: How Specialists and Agents are Utilizing the iPad Abstract: We rely on technology daily to help us fulfill responsibility and accomplish our professional goals; however, technology is ever changing, always offering new gadgets and gizmos. As part of the land grant mission, Extension has traditionally embraced new advances in agricultural, but is sometimes tentative to try new computer technology in the job place. Apple’s release of the iPad not only combines the newest software application technology, but packages it in a revolutionary touch-based user interface surely to change how we compute. The iPad offers a cost-effective option for staying in-touch and conducting basic tasks, in addition, to providing a stylish new way to expand your use of technology. Join us as we share what the iPad offers and how UT Extension county and state professionals are utilizing this new, emerging technology to benefit us and our programs. Lead Presenter: Emily Tipton, University of Tennessee, Animal Science Additional Presenters: David Yates, UT Extension, University of Tennessee Descriptors: Extension and Outreach, Information Technology - Teaching and Learning, Working Differently, iPad Date: Sunday, June 12 Room: Conference B, Camtasia Room Time: 9:45 am Session Length: 45-minute]]>
Title: iExtension: How Specialists and Agents are Utilizing the iPad Abstract: We rely on technology daily to help us fulfill responsibility and accomplish our professional goals; however, technology is ever changing, always offering new gadgets and gizmos. As part of the land grant mission, Extension has traditionally embraced new advances in agricultural, but is sometimes tentative to try new computer technology in the job place. Apple’s release of the iPad not only combines the newest software application technology, but packages it in a revolutionary touch-based user interface surely to change how we compute. The iPad offers a cost-effective option for staying in-touch and conducting basic tasks, in addition, to providing a stylish new way to expand your use of technology. Join us as we share what the iPad offers and how UT Extension county and state professionals are utilizing this new, emerging technology to benefit us and our programs. Lead Presenter: Emily Tipton, University of Tennessee, Animal Science Additional Presenters: David Yates, UT Extension, University of Tennessee Descriptors: Extension and Outreach, Information Technology - Teaching and Learning, Working Differently, iPad Date: Sunday, June 12 Room: Conference B, Camtasia Room Time: 9:45 am Session Length: 45-minute]]> Mon, 13 Jun 2011 00:15:55 GMT /slideshow/i-extension-etipton-dyates-acenetc-2011/8289081 etipton@slideshare.net(etipton) iExtension: How specialist, staff, and agents are utilizing the iPad acenetc 2011 etipton Title: iExtension: How Specialists and Agents are Utilizing the iPad Abstract: We rely on technology daily to help us fulfill responsibility and accomplish our professional goals; however, technology is ever changing, always offering new gadgets and gizmos. As part of the land grant mission, Extension has traditionally embraced new advances in agricultural, but is sometimes tentative to try new computer technology in the job place. Apple’s release of the iPad not only combines the newest software application technology, but packages it in a revolutionary touch-based user interface surely to change how we compute. The iPad offers a cost-effective option for staying in-touch and conducting basic tasks, in addition, to providing a stylish new way to expand your use of technology. Join us as we share what the iPad offers and how UT Extension county and state professionals are utilizing this new, emerging technology to benefit us and our programs. Lead Presenter: Emily Tipton, University of Tennessee, Animal Science Additional Presenters: David Yates, UT Extension, University of Tennessee Descriptors: Extension and Outreach, Information Technology - Teaching and Learning, Working Differently, iPad Date: Sunday, June 12 Room: Conference B, Camtasia Room Time: 9:45 am Session Length: 45-minute <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/iextension-etiptondyates-acenetc2011-110613001558-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Title: iExtension: How Specialists and Agents are Utilizing the iPad Abstract: We rely on technology daily to help us fulfill responsibility and accomplish our professional goals; however, technology is ever changing, always offering new gadgets and gizmos. As part of the land grant mission, Extension has traditionally embraced new advances in agricultural, but is sometimes tentative to try new computer technology in the job place. Apple’s release of the iPad not only combines the newest software application technology, but packages it in a revolutionary touch-based user interface surely to change how we compute. The iPad offers a cost-effective option for staying in-touch and conducting basic tasks, in addition, to providing a stylish new way to expand your use of technology. Join us as we share what the iPad offers and how UT Extension county and state professionals are utilizing this new, emerging technology to benefit us and our programs. Lead Presenter: Emily Tipton, University of Tennessee, Animal Science Additional Presenters: David Yates, UT Extension, University of Tennessee Descriptors: Extension and Outreach, Information Technology - Teaching and Learning, Working Differently, iPad Date: Sunday, June 12 Room: Conference B, Camtasia Room Time: 9:45 am Session Length: 45-minute

iExtension: How specialist, staff, and agents are utilizing the iPad acenetc 2011 from Emily L Tipton

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