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Where a clown is rendered in shadows and on stage

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September 17, 2008 by Colin

Voila, people. My presentation from today at the ALI Social Media for Government conference.  Since I try to follow the 10/20/30 rule, you will not be able to use this presentation as a moving backdrop to your spoken word denunciation of the egos and self-importance of “social media gurus.”

I’ll let you in on a secret: everything I learned about public speaking i learned by participating in “subway debates” at Trinity College.

Integrating Social Media in Government

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(the clown in shadows reference is to the second slide of my deck)

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  1. Erica says:
    2008/09/20 at 20:55

    Great persentation on Wednesday, and thanks for the link on Rules of Powerpoint!

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