Weallhaveitbutdontuseitreport
Five Vlerick Leuven Gent Management School students presented on how to use tablets and smartphones to over 50 alumni event participants on April 23rd in Ghent. The students covered accessing information, productivity tools, communication, collaboration, entertainment, and how to get pleasure from these devices. Participants engaged in an interactive discussion using two screens - one for the presentation and one to demonstrate the tablet applications in real time. The question and answer session became an idea-sharing discussion where everyone learned from each other's experiences, creating a lively and friendly atmosphere. Afterward, many participants expressed gratitude for the high-quality, practical, clear, and interactive event led by the enthusiastic student presenters.
Weallhaveitbutdontuseitreport
- 1. Event report We all have it, but don't use it 23 April 2012, at Vlerick Campus Ghent The alumni event We all have it, but dont use it last Monday 23 April in Ghent, brought the spirits of more than 50 participants to extreme heights thanks to the energetic presentation on how to use tablets and smart phones by five Vlerick Leuven Gent Management School students: Steven Debersaques, Pierre Maere, Erik Decoster, Mathias Yde and Yves Pr?ssler. The students, being geeks in the use of modern technology, designed and delivered all the information that one needs to know about modern tablets and smart phones in the domains of Access to Information, Productivity tools, Communication and Collaboration; the agenda ended covering the domain of Entertainment and how to get pleasure out of those machines as well. The use of two screens supported the interactive discussion: one screen showed the presentation slides with the structure of the agenda and the essential features of the tablet applications. The other screen allowed the participants to see in real time how the tablet applications function and look like. From the start the participants asked questions and offered their experience to the audience as well. As a result that questions and answer session became an idea-market session with everyone learning from the experience of others, resulting in a lively ambience and atmosphere of friendship in the room. As so often, the evening ended in the bar of the school where many participants expressed their gratitude regarding the high quality of the event, mainly due to the high score on practicality, clarity, interactivity and the contagious enthusiasm of the students-presenters. By Rudi Lepomme (PUB 1977)