Happy New Year from LectureMaker’s Co-founders

Add a LectureMaker Video Producer to Your Marketing Team

There are four types of video that LectureMaker develops for its business and non-profit clients. Each video type corresponds to a segment of the marketing funnel for lead development. Additionally, some video types correspond to segments of the community marketing megaphone for word-of-mouth influence building or grass roots advocacy – the marketing funnel in reverse.
* Marketing Funnel / Community Megaphone	Awareness Video for Leads: Introduce a global audience to your company, campaign, institution, or foundation. Bold, funny, eye-catching, emotional, and short (30 seconds on youtube for example). Consideration Video for Opportunities: Pre-sales or canvasing. Information packed, validation and testimonial, demonstration, see it in action (a few minutes on your site). Purchase Video for Conversions: Sales or donations. Promo, direct sales infomercial (30 minutes on LectureMaker.com site). Loyalty Video for Customers: Training, what’s next, product review, and thank-you events. Educational in nature, blog makes a good framework, (30 minutes to more than an hour, on LectureMaker site).
Create powerful messages with video. You could go out and buy a handycam. But LectureMaker has the Internet video technology, speech presentation and film planning services, expertise in many of the technologies used in Silicon Valley, and a fully-staffed video studio to meet your professional business video and photography needs. “Contact me to schedule a one hour appointment to learn how LectureMaker can become a powerful extension to your corporate, sales, marketing, social networking, and engineering communication strategies.” – Ron Fredericks, Co-founder LectureMaker LLC Community Marketing Magaphone

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Contact Ron Fredericks at LectureMaker to learn how to use LectureMaker’s studio to create your next business or educational video – Introductory classes and in-studio demos are available now.

Request a quote from LectureMaker to use professional video in LectureMaker’s studio or record a live event.

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Ron Fredericks writes: LectureMaker was on the scene again this year to record the annual event held at eBay Saturday November 13′Th, 2010. Watch the video and review some selected event photos – both are presented below on this page. Use the navigation table below the video to jump into the video or share selected highlights with others. Special thanks to eBay, ACM Data Mining Special Interest Group, and Austin Anderson of Spice Pictures, LLC. Austin supported me with his time, expertise, and professional video camera filming the day’s events.

The next ACM Data Mining Camp for 2011 will be held October 15′th at eBay: More Info

See all of LectureMaker’s video enhanced math publications here: www.lecturemaker.com/category/mathematics/

Expert Panel Discussion

The panel was just as lively as last year’s discussion. Follow the full video with all the Q/A to see what was interesting to the experts and students in attendance.

Moderator
Dr. Patricia Hoffman, Research Scientist

Panelists
and their signature question

Dr. Neel Sundaresan, Sr. Director and Head, eBay Research Labs at eBay
How does data mining apply to social and incentive networks?

Mr. Dean Abbott, Chief Scientist and Co-Founder at SmarterRemarketer, LLC
What tools are available to the data miner today?

Dr. Mike Bowles, Research Scientist and Start-up Executive
How has the field of stock market prediction changed over the past two years?

Dr. Hans Dolfing, Pattern Recognition Manager at Apple
What are the current challenges in Speech and handwriting recognition?

Dr. Susan Holmes, Stanford Professor, Statistics Department
What recommendations do you have for people starting out in data mining today?

Dr. Omid Madani, Senior Computer Scientist at SRI International
How has data mining changed as the scale of data has increased so dramatically in the last few years?

Dr. Lionel Jouffe, President/CEO at BAYESIA
Can you give us a brief example where a Bayesian network did a great job in diagnostics? [poor audio, the answer to this question not included in video]

The ACM Data Mining Camp Expert Panel Video

This video is being hosted with LectureMaker’s Cross-domain Video Platform. It’s designed specifically for sharing lectures. Learn more about the real-time streaming, direct sharing of short video segments, and content metrics here

Video Topics and Navigation Table

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Photo Gallery

You can click on any thumbnail to start a slide show, then right click to enlarge selected photos captured during the event.

References

Dr. Patricia Hoffman Blog:
patriciahoffmanphd.com/

DJ Cline write-up, links, and photos:
www.djcline.com/2010/11/17/nov-13-2010-acm-data-mining-camp/

Revolution Analytics write-up:
blog.revolutionanalytics.com/2010/11/acm-data-mining-camp-1.html

Analytic Bridge write-up:
www.analyticbridge.com/group/conferences/forum/topics/acm-data-mining-camp-nov-13

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Contact Ron Fredericks at LectureMaker to publish photos like these.

The zoomable photo offers several user controls to view 21 megapixels of information captured from this high quality photograph taken using LectureMaker’s professional studio resources:

• Click anywhere in the photo to expand that part of the view
• Drag the slider control to expand the center of the view
• Once expanded, drag the navigation puck located at the upper left

More Info on the HHP-16K ROM Emulator

This Emulator allowed Hewlett Packard’s HP-41 series programmable calculators to run custom programs burned onto EPROMS placed into the zero insertion sockets.

I made a photographic engineering study around this particular unit on the Embedded Components blog site:
An Introduction to the HHP-16K EPROM Emulator

Reference Material from HP41.org site
(must register for free to access these documents)
HHP-16K Quick Reference Guide
HHP-16K Set-up Manual

LectureMaker Produces Zoomable Event Photos

It’s common for my clients to ask for photos as well as video when I produce a live event video recording session.

The zoomable photo technique works well to capture a wide angle view of live events thanks to LectureMaker’s high quality photographic techniques: Example

Sometimes I want to express a feeling as part of my live event photography. The zoomable photo allows me to create new information that is otherwise hard to convey. In this example, click on the video camera eye-piece to see right through the video camera to the presenter himself: Example

Contact LectureMaker to Create High Quality Photos

Contact Ron Fredericks at LectureMaker to publish photos like these.

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To create short flexible videos like this one, go to LectureMaker’s design and purchase page

Ron Fredericks writes: “Redemption” is a short story by Megan Leney about Commander Michael Abrashoff’s tour of duty on the USS Benfold (DDG-65). Megan is the president of Securely Speaking Toastmasters club located inside Symantec’s Mountain View headquarters.

The video was directed by Ron Fredericks and produced by Alex Gershowitz in LectureMaker’s Sunnyvale Video Studio: http://www.lecturemaker.com/

I enjoyed watching the video because of Megan’s ability to highlight several key Annapolis leadership skills:

• Abrashoff followed first: he worked for William Perry, United States Secretary of Defense, before assuming command of his own ship;
• Abrashoff applied the three D’s of empowerment in building his crew’s competence and confidence (Decide, Delegate, and Disappear): so his crew and ship could pass inspection without having to be onboard himself;
• Abrashoff was able to build unity by prizing diversity: He called offending members of his crew and officer staff to task for not respecting racial diversity on one notable occasion which resulted in a lasting loyalty to him and his ship.

I invite the viewer to watch the full video presented by Megan to discover the true meaning of redemption. For those wanting to adopt leadership skills taught by the U.S. Naval Academy, I suggest reading W. Brad Johnson and Gregory P. Harper’s book “Becoming A Leader the Annapolis Way”:

Contact Mike Abrashoff

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