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REBLOG: Must See Video - Updated "Did You Know 4.0"

Reblogger Mike Jaquish
Real Estate Broker/Owner with Realty Arts NC Broker License #235526

From DebontheWeb, an entertaining and enlightening look at forces we see all around us, on AR, in discussion of REBarcamps.

 

Thanks for the blog, DebOTW!

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Original content by Jill McTague

By now you've probably seen the Shift Happens video originally created by high school teacher, Karl Fisch to educate the Arapahoe High School community about the latest changes in technology.  The video has had a life of it's own and now version 4.0 is out to update the world about the changes in Media Convergence and Technology (Facebook, Twitter, iPhones anyone?!)  Since you're here on ActiveRain, then you've already proven you want to keep pace with technology so watch the video!

 

 

The original Shift Happens video came out in 2006.  It's amazing how much has changed in just 3 years!

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Comments(4)

Mary Strang
Viroqua, WI

Mike Since computers, the world is getting to be really small too.

Sep 29, 2009 01:20 AM
Mike Jaquish
Realty Arts - Cary, NC
919-880-2769 Cary, NC, Real Estate

Mary,

Oh, yeah!  In many good ways.

Sep 29, 2009 02:20 AM
Terry & Bonnie Westbrook
Westbrook Realty Broker-Owner - Grand Rapids, MI
Westbrook Realty - Grand Rapids Forest Hills MI Re

Every time I see one of these I shake my head and wonder if I can keep up with the pace of technology

Sep 29, 2009 03:27 PM
Mike Jaquish
Realty Arts - Cary, NC
919-880-2769 Cary, NC, Real Estate

Terry Bonnie,

I know what you mean.  And you can waste a lot of time and money worrying about trying to guess what is going to be the "next big thing."

Sep 29, 2009 10:09 PM