Head in the Cloud Slides

We just wrapped up our EduWeb presentation on using the cloud in higher education, and at least from my perspective at the front of the room (and some on the sides and back of the room), things went well and hopefully people learned some new things.

Thank you to all the EduWeb attendees who stopped by and all the great Twitter folks who I’ve been able to get to know over the last few months.

If you weren’t able to attend our dog and pony show, I’ve posted our slides right here.

More Resources:

Tweets from the session
Karine’s quick post about our session
Fienen’s take on our talk
Life|Organized’s feedback

I’m looking forward to EduStyle lunch as I was a judge and nominee.

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Written by: Mike | July 22, 2008 | Filed Under Amazon AWS, Cloud, Google, eduWEB 

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2 Responses to “Head in the Cloud Slides”

  1. EduWeb Wrap Up: Conference 2.0 | HighEdWebTech on July 24th, 2008 10:25 pm

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  2. Reflections on eduWEB 2008 Part III | .eduGuru on July 30th, 2008 9:58 am

    [...] Mike’s presentation on Cloud computing introduced a few new reasons why it is the future architecture of the web.  I’m already a big advocate of cloud computing as we are in the middle of building a video streaming service based around it this summer, but it has so many uses and lots of services use it now that you probably don’t even think about.  Gmail, Flickr, YouTube, and many more are great examples of Cloud computing at it’s finest.  There are also lots of really good reasons to get on board with cloud computing from an institutional perspective: [...]

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