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The Six Best YouTube URL Tricks http://t.co/e9aKXqCLrl

The Six Best YouTube URL Tricks http://t.co/e9aKXqCLrl

Sweet! Maybe our MDs can take a look at this? :)

Henry, here's a list on apps and tools for flipping classroom for your reference.

MDs,  Here are some resources for you.

thanks. the vector for ios7 is super useful ;)

Succinct overview of theories, models and strategies

Take a look at the AR name cards on this page too. Interesting to have on ours.

Nice, a CeL namecard with CeL spinning logo and video trailer showing S.O.M. Awesome right?

oh yes.. something to be proud of which many out there still don't have.

For MDs.

For those os us who needs to proof read publicity materials, reports... etc, these tricks might do you some good.

Thanks Benji, I find the read aloud method works for me a lot.

may be useful for the designers to try this out.

For the Googley CeLebs, here's how you may upload files use FormEmailer with Google Forms.

40% Of YouTube Traffic Now Mobile http://t.co/KIGvxFi80P #celnie #edsg

One application of such a stat: Take mobile video seriously. Design learning for and from it.

Another factor that is not as obvious but perhaps even more important is motivation. When you're working hard on something, without any guarantee of success, doubting yourself and losing motivation is easy, and this circumstance often leads people to abandon otherwise promising projects. Raising awareness and collecting email addresses long before launch does two things to combat this lack of motivation. First, by putting the project out there, you make it much harder for yourself to quit, because we all hate to let people down. Secondly, pre-registering users shows you that there's actual demand for what you're building, which goes a long way to silencing those gnawing doubts. In this context, the teaser is a vital part of any product's Web strategy.