Dan Pink by Garr Reynolds

May 6, 2008 by soobrosa

INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO: How to make viral videos!

April 14, 2008 by soobrosa


The video is based on this article @ TechCrunch.

PRESENTATION: Üzlet 2.0?

April 9, 2008 by soobrosa


Now this is in Hungarian, a recent presentation I gave at Web 2.0 Symposium on business models of 2.0 companies.

Visualizing weekend

April 9, 2008 by soobrosa

I’ve dropped some small and easy visualization examples this weekend.


I’ve submitted a small correction to Junk Charts as could be seen above.

Also got a bit mad on how a Hungarian designer had no clue of infographics so I’ve drafted a Google Gadget on the same data table - I wasn’t aware actually that they’ve made public the Gapminder apps. Click of the pics to see the big diagram and the working interactive chart - sorry, it’s in Hungarian.

Before:

After:

MotionPortrait

April 8, 2008 by soobrosa


Still on the 3D track (via plastik.hu)

Perhaps Forrester’s right

April 4, 2008 by soobrosa


Now they’ve got the European data, almost the same, a slightly more passive.
(via kitchen.soup.io)

New Top 10 Tools

April 1, 2008 by soobrosa

I’ve posted a new top 10 to Jane, this time a special: offline tools.

Downes: The Reality of Virtual Learning

February 21, 2008 by soobrosa


Again a nice bootcamp for all things coming onto learning.

TOOLS: Samson Zoom H2

February 15, 2008 by soobrosa


It took some time to get back to my tools’ list, so here’s a long time companion, a sound recorder.

Back in the days when I was doing radio work, I really loved the Minidisc recorders with the given standard Sony surround mics. I always loved dictaphones, so I couldn’t wait for this unit, had to import it from the US, as European customers won’t get served until the US market is saturated.

Records 96 kHz, 24 bit to an SD card with 4 mics, 2 in the front, 2 in the back, so it’s way too much for recording conversations - its broadcast quality qualifies for radio and video use also. It has a built-in compressor to avoid digital clipping plus a jack in to record from a mixing desk. If you connect it to your computer via USB, voila, you have a heavy duty digital microphone.

For 200 bucks its a must to have if you deal with sound recording.

Video editor software overview

February 6, 2008 by soobrosa


With some mouseover over the click, hosted WordPress doesn’t let me use this script.