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Tech@State: Mobile Diplomacy - Afternoon Keynote Address: Mark Ryland
Afternoon Keynote Address of Tech@State: Mobile Diplomacy on October 3, 2014 at George Washington University by Mark Ryland, Chief Solutions Architect of Amazon Web Services
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Tech@State: Mobile Diplomacy - "Mobile in Developing Countries" Breakout Panel
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"Mobile in Developing Countries" Breakout Panel of Tech@State: Mobile Diplomacy on October 3, 2014 at George Washington University Moderator - Larissa Fast, USAID Panelist - Patricia Kabra, GWU Panelist - Nick Martin, TechChange Panelist - Sean McDonald, FrontlineSMS Panelist - Will Sullivan, BBG Panel Description: Mobile phone usage is soaring in underdeveloped areas of the world such as sub-S...
Tech@State: Mobile Diplomacy - Mobile Empowering U.S. Diplomacy Breakout Panel
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"Mobile Empowering U.S. Diplomacy" Breakout Panel of Tech@State: Mobile Diplomacy on October 3, 2014 at George Washington University Moderator - Darrell West, Brookings InstitutionPanelist - Rob Baker, Ushahidi Panelist - Kevin Barta, DOS Panelist - Peter Redmond, Peace Corps Panelist - Joshua Haynes, USAID Panel Description: Technology is rapidly expanding the tools available to U.S. diplomats...
Tech@State: Mobile Diplomacy - Ignite #4: Eric Nelson
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Ignite #4 of Tech@State: Mobile Diplomacy on October 3, 2014 at George Washington University Eric Nelson: "Are You Smarter Than Your Smartphone", U.S. Department of State
Tech@State: Mobile Diplomacy - Ignite #3: Sean McDonald
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Ignite #3 of Tech@State: Mobile Diplomacy on October 3, 2014 at George Washington University Sean McDonald: "FrontlineSMS", CEO, FrontlineSMS
Tech@State: Mobile Diplomacy - Ignite #2: Rob Baker
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Ignite #2 of Tech@State: Mobile Diplomacy on October 3, 2014 at George Washington University Rob Baker: "BRCK: Internet Access Built for Africa", Ushahidi
Tech@State: Mobile Diplomacy - Ignite #1: Corina DuBois
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Ignite #1 of Tech@State: Mobile Diplomacy on October 3, 2014 at George Washington University Corina DuBois: "Utilizing APIs for Mobile Diplomacy", U.S. Department of State
Tech@State: Mobile Diplomacy - Plenary Panel
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Plenary Panel of Tech@State: Mobile Diplomacy on October 3, 2014 at George Washington University Moderator - Eric Nelson: Director, Office of eDiplomacy, DOS Panelist - Tim Hoechst: CTO, Agilex Panelist - Jerry Horton: Chief Architect, DOS & Former USAID CIO Panelist - Laura Walker Hudson: CEO, SIMLab Panelist - Tiffany Sargent: Senior Solutions Architect, Intel Panelist - Greg Starr: Assistant...
Tech@State: Mobile Diplomacy - Morning Keynote Address: Mindel De La Torre
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Morning Keynote Address of Tech@State: Mobile Diplomacy on October 3, 2014 at George Washington University by Mindel De La Torre, the Chief of the International Bureau at the U.S. Federal Communications Commission
Tech@State: Mobile Diplomacy - Introduction & "Perspectives on Mobile Diplomacy" Opening Session
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Catherine Novelli, Under Secretary of State for Economic Growth, Energy, and the Environment, and Matthew Barzun, Ambassador to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, opened Tech@State: Mobile Diplomacy with a discussion moderated by Tom Shoop, Executive Vice President and Editor in Chief at Government Executive Media Group.
Tech@State: Mobile Diplomacy Promo Video
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Join us for Tech@State: Mobile Diplomacy on October 3, 2014 at George Washington University. You can see our entire agenda and register here: tech.state.gov/!
Tech@State: EdTech - Panel Discussion: "Equal Access to Education for Women and Girls"
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Tech@State: EdTech - Panel Discussion: "Equal Access to Education for Women and Girls"
Tech@State: EdTech - Panel Discussion One: "mEducation (Mobile) in the Developing World"
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Tech@State: EdTech - Panel Discussion One: "mEducation (Mobile) in the Developing World"
Tech@State: EdTech - Plenary Panel: "Technology Revolution in Education and Learning"
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Tech@State: EdTech - Plenary Panel: "Technology Revolution in Education and Learning"
Tech@State: EdTech - John Maeda: Afternoon Keynote Address
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Tech@State: EdTech - John Maeda: Afternoon Keynote Address
Tech@State: EdTech - Bern Terry: "VGo Robotic Telepresence"
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Tech@State: EdTech - Bern Terry: "VGo Robotic Telepresence"
Tech@State: EdTech - Taylor Corbett: "OpenEMIS"
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Tech@State: EdTech - Taylor Corbett: "OpenEMIS"
Tech@State: EdTech Tiffany Attaway "Gaming the System: Using Technology for Language Learning"
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Tech@State: EdTech Tiffany Attaway "Gaming the System: Using Technology for Language Learning"
Tech@State: EdTech James Sanders "Moonshots in Education" (Ignite!)
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Tech@State: EdTech James Sanders "Moonshots in Education" (Ignite!)
Tech@State: EdTech - Keynote Speaker Lila Ibrahim, President of Coursera
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Tech@State: EdTech - Keynote Speaker Lila Ibrahim, President of Coursera
Tech@State: EdTech - Assistant Secretary Evan Ryan (ECA) Announces "The Collaboratory"
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Tech@State: EdTech - Assistant Secretary Evan Ryan (ECA) Announces "The Collaboratory"
Tech@State: Wiki.gov - Federal Government Wikis I
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Tech@State: Wiki.gov - Federal Government Wikis I
Tech@State Wiki gov Federal Government Wikis II
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Tech@State Wiki gov Federal Government Wikis II
Tech@State: Real-Time Awareness - Plenary Panel: Real-Time Awareness in Different Contexts
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Tech@State: Real-Time Awareness - Plenary Panel: Real-Time Awareness in Different Contexts
Tech@State: Real-Time Awareness - Panel Discussion: Citizen Engagement
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Tech@State: Real-Time Awareness - Panel Discussion: Citizen Engagement
Tech@State: Real-Time Awareness - Introduction and Keynote
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Tech@State: Real-Time Awareness - Introduction and Keynote
Tech@State: Data Visualization - Keynote by Dr Edward Tufte
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Tech@State: Data Visualization - Keynote by Dr Edward Tufte
Tech@State: Real-Time Awareness - Ignite Sessions Pt. 1/2
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Tech@State: Real-Time Awareness - Ignite Sessions Pt. 1/2
Tech@State: Data Visualization - Introduction by Dr Kerri Jones
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Tech@State: Data Visualization - Introduction by Dr Kerri Jones
When did Tufte present this speech?
Tufte in general leans against the use of slides, better enabling an audience to focus on what the presenter is saying. For graphics, he strongly advocates physical handouts; this further enables his audience to focus on the speech, as it need not worry about missing anything on a projection screen. So it follows naturally that he would not show slides to "support" his talk. I share his experience and wisdom: slides tend to put people to sleep (unless they are really, really well done, which most are not).
I think he had handouts only - not slides. I say that because typically you would see the presentee look at the screen as the slides were changed. He would lift up his handouts and point to them. As far as I can tell no one has photographed those and uploaded to this site.
Civil society 2.0 is an evil organization the destroys governments by overthrowing them and installing hand picked leaders. Any country that has US supported NGO's should remove them immediately. Do not allow Civil Society 2.0 or Open Society to operate within your borders. Do not allow George Soros NGOS . If you look at Ukraine you will see the result of Civil Society 2.0, George Soros and the US State department at work.
Civil society 2.0 is an evil organization the destroys governments by overthrowing them and installing hand picked leaders. Any country that has US supported NGO's should remove them immediately. Do not allow Civil Society 2.0 or Open Society to operate within your borders. Do not allow George Soros NGOS . If you look at Ukraine you will see the result of Civil Society 2.0, George Soros and the US State department at work.
Civil society 2.0 is an evil organization the destroys governments by overthrowing them and installing hand picked leaders. Any country that has US supported NGO's should remove them immediately. Do not allow Civil Society 2.0 or Open Society to operate within your borders. Do not allow George Soros NGOS . If you look at Ukraine you will see the result of Civil Society 2.0, George Soros and the US State department at work.
Very good one.
I wish this was edited a bit better and display the visuals...
+MrRichVos Intentionally edited this way to induce more people to attend his seminars
+Tin Tin And there is nothing wrong with that
Court, Edward Tufte does not believe in PowerPoint slide.
In case you didn't watch the video Tufte hands out printed slides to the audience at 11:54.
+Court Laszlo Wright, Peter Ernst refers to Tufte's essay "The Cognitive Style of Powerpoint: Pitching out Corrupts Within" www.edwardtufte.com/tufte/books_pp
Does anyone have a link to the slides?
+Court Laszlo Wright Many graphics referenced in the Tufte's Tech@State keynote are displayed and explained on this page: www.edwardtufte.com/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=0001OR&topic_id=1
+Carl Schroedl to bad they didn't know how to edit them into the video. Makes you wonder if they've watched it.
@@gabydewilde It is unclear who made the taping. Almost looks like one of those early digital media (camera video of low resolution?).
@@haraldurkarlsson1147 The irony is not lost on me.
@@gabydewilde Definitely - most of us do not practice what we preach.
A shame they decided to video his face, instead of the visualizations he's talking about. It makes the talk rather hard to follow.
This is how talks used to be given in general. Actually some of the best talks I have heard were without visualizations (unless they drew on a chalk board). Prior to the digital media it was hard to make slides (both costly and time-consuming). Tufte did the next best thing and passed out graphs. I do not think there were any slides.
Tufte is a Data Viz Tuff-ee
Very good.
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