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Introduction to Transmedia Paradigm: Thinking about Organizations and Individuals in the Digital Age

March 3, 2009 By eJP

n80857176223_6720What: Humans, Organizations and Strategies in the Digital Age: How The Jewish People Can Prepare for Action Unbound by Space or Time

Where: LA Federation

When: March 9, 2009, 3:00 – 4:30pm

More: Who are you, now that your “friends” are listed online? Think a website is good enough to bring your organization into the digital age? The revolution in information technologies we are living through has affected everything from who we call our “friend” to what causes we are drawn to–and this new environment affects how we organize as Jews at our very core. In this workshop, we will review Transmedia thinking — and discuss how a world unbound by space and time affects the Jewish People on everything from organizational structure to strategy.

Speaker: Ariel Beery, Co-Director, PresenTense Group

Space is limited – RSVP by March 6th.

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Filed Under: Events, Using Technology Wisely Tagged With: PresenTense, Web 2.0

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