If you weren’t able to attend yesterday’s webinar on Using Wikis to Improve Productivity, or would like to see it again, here’s a video of the session. Jason Rothbart of GroupSwim and I hosted around 40 people, and fielded a number of great questions. Thanks to everyone who attended!
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Garrett Strzok says:
Oct 24th, 2008
I missed the webinar and I was glad someone made a video- thank you. However, the video has two sound tracks, and I can not make out the presenter. Was there another version? Please let me know if you fix it because I would like to watch it again.
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Garrett Strzok says:
Oct 28th, 2008
Thanks for fixing the audio. It worked perfectly this time. Groupswim sounds like a nice mesh of tools and I liked all the comments on using the wiki. Thanks for sharing the video.