O documento discute um tópico desconhecido. Ele pergunta o que é este tópico e afirma que é quase inimaginável. O autor parece estar analisando algo de forma externa e interna, mas não fornece detalhes sobre o que exatamente está sendo analisado.
Getting Things Done: A Arte de Fazer Acontecer com SalesforceSalesforce Brasil
O documento anuncia uma apresentação da Salesforce em São Paulo em 18 de maio de 2016, com os diretores de vendas Marcio Welter e Rodrigo Pinto. Ele também fornece cinco passos para organização e execução de tarefas, incluindo coletar informações, processá-las, organizá-las, planejá-las e executá-las.
O documento apresenta uma empresa de marketing digital chamada Frente Guerrilha, descrevendo sua missão de fornecer estratégias de diferenciação usando ferramentas digitais para obter resultados e satisfação dos clientes. Contém seu contato e convida o leitor a "declarar guerra" com eles.
This document provides guidance for educators on the appropriate and inappropriate use of social media. It defines social media and gives examples of its appropriate use by educators, such as sharing curriculum-related content and announcements. Examples of inappropriate use include sharing personal details and making dumb posts. Educators are advised to keep social media use brief, relevant, helpful, positive, separate from their private lives, and professional. Consequences are outlined for inappropriate social media misuse.
Getting Things Done: A Arte de Fazer Acontecer com SalesforceSalesforce Brasil
O documento anuncia uma apresentação da Salesforce em São Paulo em 18 de maio de 2016, com os diretores de vendas Marcio Welter e Rodrigo Pinto. Ele também fornece cinco passos para organização e execução de tarefas, incluindo coletar informações, processá-las, organizá-las, planejá-las e executá-las.
O documento apresenta uma empresa de marketing digital chamada Frente Guerrilha, descrevendo sua missão de fornecer estratégias de diferenciação usando ferramentas digitais para obter resultados e satisfação dos clientes. Contém seu contato e convida o leitor a "declarar guerra" com eles.
This document provides guidance for educators on the appropriate and inappropriate use of social media. It defines social media and gives examples of its appropriate use by educators, such as sharing curriculum-related content and announcements. Examples of inappropriate use include sharing personal details and making dumb posts. Educators are advised to keep social media use brief, relevant, helpful, positive, separate from their private lives, and professional. Consequences are outlined for inappropriate social media misuse.
Wordle is a tool that allows users to create visual word clouds by entering words and customizing options like color, layout, language, and size. Users can arrange words alphabetically, randomly spread them out, or make them horizontal or vertical. Wordles can be saved as screenshots and edited in photo programs. Larger Wordles can be created by scrolling or linking words together. Wordles can be used to display lists of student strengths, expectations, or analyzed works. They are also used for word walls, spelling lists, standards, literature terms, and comparisons between languages.
El documento habla sobre un problema en el aula de infantil donde no saben qué animales viven en el río Besaya. Les pide al lector que los ayude a investigar qué animales viven allí, y luego enumera seis animales comunes que viven en el río: el martín pescador, la rana verde, la nutria, la anguila, la trucha y el mirlo acuático.
Cannes Lions Initiative Unlocking The Power of MobileEva Hasson
The document discusses four key benefits ("wins") of mobile marketing according to Bader: 1) Increased return on investment for media spending. 2) Improved in-store and shopper marketing through location-based services. 3) Enhanced loyalty and customer relationship management programs. 4) Greater consumer engagement with brands through SMS programs and mobile websites, which provide better return on investment than personal computers.
How To Market When Everyone Is A Minority Part1 Eva Hasson Y&REva Hasson
In a world where in 2010, no single demographic, or even handful of demographics, will neatly define the US nation and "Joe consumer" will cease to exist, marketers must learn how to communicate with more than just one demographic. Here is a "how to" case study based on Israel - a country where the “mainstream” represents only 50% of the total population.
Georgia Peach Book Award Nominees 2010-2011 PowerpointRuth Fleet
The document lists the nominees for the 2010-2011 Georgia Peach Book Award, which includes 24 young adult novels that deal with themes of bullying, family relationships, mental illness, identity, and coming of age. The summaries provide brief overviews of the plots which involve topics like teenage pregnancy, supernatural creatures, prejudice, violence in schools, secret societies, death of loved ones, and eating disorders.
Many brands that have garnered attention and respect in the last decade have started in places other than traditional advertising. The document examines brands that started differently, identifies alternative starting points now available to brands, and proposes a process for discovering these alternative starting places.
This document provides a list of nominees for the 2010 Georgia Children's Book Award, along with a brief description and image for each book. Some of the nominees include Bringing the Boy Home by Nina A. Nelson about two boys in a jungle, Storyteller by Edward Myers which follows a boy named Jack on adventures, and We Can't All Be Rattlesnakes by Patrick Jennings about a boy planning his escape. In total, there are 20 books nominated for the award from various publishers.
Stop Saying Viral - A Case for Spreadable MediaEva Hasson
This is a presentation about viral media. It was prepared as a workshop and draws heavily on the writings of people like:FARIS YAKOB, BUD CADDELL, MIKE ARAUZ, HELGE TENNO, HENRY JENKINS & ANA DOMB, NOUVE INTERPLAY and others. It essentially makes a case for the adoption of the term "spreadable media" when referring to viral. To know why, you will have to read on.
Wordle is a tool that allows users to create visual word clouds by entering words and customizing options like color, layout, language, and size. Users can arrange words alphabetically, randomly spread them out, or make them horizontal or vertical. Wordles can be saved as screenshots and edited in photo programs. Larger Wordles can be created by scrolling or linking words together. Wordles can be used to display lists of student strengths, expectations, or analyzed works. They are also used for word walls, spelling lists, standards, literature terms, and comparisons between languages.
El documento habla sobre un problema en el aula de infantil donde no saben qué animales viven en el río Besaya. Les pide al lector que los ayude a investigar qué animales viven allí, y luego enumera seis animales comunes que viven en el río: el martín pescador, la rana verde, la nutria, la anguila, la trucha y el mirlo acuático.
Cannes Lions Initiative Unlocking The Power of MobileEva Hasson
The document discusses four key benefits ("wins") of mobile marketing according to Bader: 1) Increased return on investment for media spending. 2) Improved in-store and shopper marketing through location-based services. 3) Enhanced loyalty and customer relationship management programs. 4) Greater consumer engagement with brands through SMS programs and mobile websites, which provide better return on investment than personal computers.
How To Market When Everyone Is A Minority Part1 Eva Hasson Y&REva Hasson
In a world where in 2010, no single demographic, or even handful of demographics, will neatly define the US nation and "Joe consumer" will cease to exist, marketers must learn how to communicate with more than just one demographic. Here is a "how to" case study based on Israel - a country where the “mainstream” represents only 50% of the total population.
Georgia Peach Book Award Nominees 2010-2011 PowerpointRuth Fleet
The document lists the nominees for the 2010-2011 Georgia Peach Book Award, which includes 24 young adult novels that deal with themes of bullying, family relationships, mental illness, identity, and coming of age. The summaries provide brief overviews of the plots which involve topics like teenage pregnancy, supernatural creatures, prejudice, violence in schools, secret societies, death of loved ones, and eating disorders.
Many brands that have garnered attention and respect in the last decade have started in places other than traditional advertising. The document examines brands that started differently, identifies alternative starting points now available to brands, and proposes a process for discovering these alternative starting places.
This document provides a list of nominees for the 2010 Georgia Children's Book Award, along with a brief description and image for each book. Some of the nominees include Bringing the Boy Home by Nina A. Nelson about two boys in a jungle, Storyteller by Edward Myers which follows a boy named Jack on adventures, and We Can't All Be Rattlesnakes by Patrick Jennings about a boy planning his escape. In total, there are 20 books nominated for the award from various publishers.
Stop Saying Viral - A Case for Spreadable MediaEva Hasson
This is a presentation about viral media. It was prepared as a workshop and draws heavily on the writings of people like:FARIS YAKOB, BUD CADDELL, MIKE ARAUZ, HELGE TENNO, HENRY JENKINS & ANA DOMB, NOUVE INTERPLAY and others. It essentially makes a case for the adoption of the term "spreadable media" when referring to viral. To know why, you will have to read on.