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Novice
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Workshops

This will be a form of workshop.

First part is about showing a presentation with no visuals and then showing one with prepared visuals and discussing through the differences.

Then is exercise time where the group is paired and is given example presentations where they need to decide where what visuals would be good. They are drawing them (yes, they are, doesn’t matter the level of their abilities it’s about thinking what is needed where to best present the message).

Then it’s discussing results and trying to establish all the benefits that incorporating visuals give.

Then there’s more Q&A and more practice in 3s where two people listen to 3rd person’s talking and they try to create visuals forthe presentation (notes). Then they create them and we look at differences/similarities what has been drawn. Then we discuss importance of visualizing the important moments in the presentation.

Questions answered :
How do I make my presentation more interesting by using visuals?

How will creating visuals help me to conduct the presentation?

How will creating visuals help others to understand my message better?

WHat are the good things about incorporating visuals into presentations?

How do I know which parts of my presentation should be illustrated?

What do I do with the visuals after the presentation?

Speaker Bio: I have been illustrating for many years however this year I set up my company Natalka Design which provides individuals and companies with various visual prompts that help them to grow businesses. I mostly work with corporates and live sketch during conferences, meetings and talks. I also create vision and moodboards for new projects. Apart from that I produce short animated 'who we are' and 'how to' videos for companies and illustrate and design various projects (from books, to magazine
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Novice
Format:
Workshops

Create video interviews and reports straight away with your smartphone or tablet. Using simple templates, this workshop will provide you with easily-acquired skills for reporting events and actions, and distributing them effectively.
The videos will be available online instantly and be part of the social media conversation during the event. With this newly learned skill, each participant will be able to go on reporting on Digital Shoreditch events.

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Where next for mobile journalism and reporting? This session will reboot your ideas about citizen media and will show you how to use the tools in your pocket to produce quality media instantly.

Speaker Bio: Marc Barto is producer and training director at visionOntv. He runs the Open Source group "Spring of Code" and a few other tech communities in London. In a previous life Marc has been a scriptwriter for French TV travel documentaries and won the Kieslowski scenario prize in 2002. His video training experience began in the schools of Bordeaux and continued with media analysis workshops in Paris Universities and now London. For visionOntv this year, Marc has organised media workshops for the Tra
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Level:
Expert
Format:
Workshops

We will provide tools that help deal with the human dynamics of leadership in fast growth start-ups or established digital organisations. It will be a practical, fun & enjoyable session that builds awareness and presents tools to help expedite the development of your (future) leaders in complex and demanding environments.

Questions answered :
To provide the best tools to your leaders, teams and up-coming talent to develop leadership skills.

Level:
Intermediate
Format:
Workshops

Hosted by Belinda Parmar author of Little Miss Geek, this session consists of a unique panel discussion and networking event for female brand owners, client-side marketing and comms people that examines the reasons why we lack digital women in senior roles within brands, and the precise steps we as a group can take to remedying this. This is not just a think tank or talking shop – this event created by Invite Inspire – the new network for women in comms and digital will create specific action steps and then get going on a mission to support women to be part of the wave of oncoming digital CMOs.

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This vital conversation not only looks at ways to get more women into the nascent digital sector, but also actively creates opportunities for women to connect, create career progression opportunities, get inspired by digital women at the top of their field and be part of a network that is committed to their growth on an ongoing basis.

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Expert
Format:
Workshops

During this innovative presentation Chris Smith will look at how to engage behaviour change from an environmental and ethical perspective using the tools of Social Media.

Focusing on some of the world’s most successful campaigns in the areas of social justice, enviromentalism and politics this workshop will demonstrate best practise as demonstrated across many media sectors including business, charities and NGO’s.

Chris will be sharing some of the invaluble tips, tricks and tools to manage campaigning gleaned from the highly successful workshop series How to Master Social Media

Chris Smith is an accomplished workshop facilitator, green film maker and most recently a Green party candidate in the general election. Graduating from Bath University with an Msc in ‘Responsibility & Business Practice’, Chris focused on consumerism, addiction and denial for his thesis.

Questions answered :
How to engage people in ‘green’ issues using digital and creative media

Sample of a workshop included – however it’s not the one i’m proposing

Level:
Intermediate
Format:
Workshops

d3.js is a popular JavaScript data visualisation library. The main difference from other charting library is its focus on interactivity. Makoto created a series of screencast called “The Joy of d3.js”, a commit-by-commit guide to building Hans Rosling’s “GapMinder” data visualisation in d3.js. The more detail is at http://blog.new-bamboo.co.uk/2013/01/07/the-joy-of-d3-js

Questions answered :
How to use d3.js

Speaker Bio: Makoto Inoue is a developer at New Bamboo, based in London. Makoto is an organiser of london d3.js meetup(http://lanyrd.com/series/london-d3-js/) and made a series of screencast called "The Joy of d3.js(http://blog.new-bamboo.co.uk/2013/01/07/the-joy-of-d3-js)" a commit-by-commit guide to building Hans Rosling's "GapMinder" data visualisation in d3.js.
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Intermediate
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Workshops

Join us for this hands-on Co-Creation Session and discover the value of Service Design Thinking tools and mindset. In this high energy session we will introduce you to Scenario Building, Value Co-Creation and Value Network Mapping because business should be all about creating real value with and for people. You will be challenged to create innovative concepts which are both desirable and doable.

Questions answered :
* How to create Value Networks
* How to map Customer/User Journey
* How to use Service Design Tools
* How to be human-centred
* How to co-design your business

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Intermediate
Format:
Workshops

Instagram has been the poster child of visual social media, but every month sees another picture or video social network being launched. Which ones should you be engaging with and looking out for?

Questions answered :
Which of the mass of new visual (photo and video) social networks should you be paying attention to?

What are the opportunities for brands to get involved with them ?

Speaker Bio: I've been working in Internet marketing since the dial-up days of the mid 1990s, I've started two agencies, the current one (Rabbit) won social media agency of the year 2012. My current side project at 8mpx.co.uk involves writing about the visual web and visual led social networks.
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Novice
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Workshops

These days it’s not just enough to have a presence on social media platforms. There is more to it than just sending out information on a regular basis. In this seminar, Cemanthe from New Media Angels, will cover strategy and planning for social media, trends to watch out for and measuring the ROI of a social media campaign – as well as much more. If you are on social media already but not seeing the results you expected, or just starting out, this will be the seminar for you!

Questions answered :
Where does social media fit into marketing?
How do you measure the value to your business?
What is the future of social media for companies?
What are the main principles of using social media?
How do you increase engagement?
What can you use as content/generating content of value?
How do I write a strategy?
What should go into my strategy?

Speaker Bio: Cemanthe Harris is the founder of New Media Angels; a company leading the way in digital communications. They specialise in social media and online marketing for the corporate, lifestyle and hospitality industries. Believing that conversation over numbers is the key element for building your online credibility, she has led the way for a new style of marketing which has enabled her to be recognised as a specialist in this industry. She is a community enthusiast, speaker, author and mentor to yo
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