Hi everyone – I’ve now emailed each of you your review assignments for the Venture Forum, so please let me know immediately if you haven’t received it yet. Good luck! David
Continue reading Let the Forum begin! Posted in: Announcements I’m starting to get some A3 submissions so here are detailed instructions and a further chance to ask any questions you might have. A3 Posting: Please post your A3 to this blog before midnight this Sunday (late submissions can’t participate in the Forum). Be sure to select the “Venture Forum” category for this post so […]
Continue reading A3 Postings and the Venture Forum Posted in: Announcements Hi everyone – Wow – week 12 already! What a rush… I know everyone is deeply immersed in their A3 assignment, so just email me if you have any last minute questions. The protocol for A3 submission is that you should email your completed Elevator Pitch and Venture Pitch directly to me so that I […]
Continue reading Anticipating A3 Posted in: Announcements Hi everyone – A few of you missed my earlier posting – please simply email your completed A1 assignment – as a doc, link, or whatever works – to me at david DOT vogt AT ubc DOT ca. Looking forward to diving into your EVA analyses! David
Continue reading Delivering A1 Posted in: Announcements, Week 06: Learning with Games
Before you publish your posting, please make sure that you select a category (eg. Introductions) as well as assign some meaningful tags (keywords).
jtpatry 11:20 pm on July 27, 2012 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Good evening Dr. Vogt,
I am a little unsure of how to embed or link a pdf file to the reply. It also doesn’t a spot to select the venture forum. I’m I missing something or should I just be creating a new post? Thanks.
Jon
David Vogt 6:34 am on July 28, 2012 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Hi Jon –
One way for making a PDF available is In the Dashboard area, under “Media”, by selecting”Add New” to upload the document into the blog, including getting a link for it. But you can also link from other document hosting sites or embed using something like Scribd.
And if I understand your question, when you create a new post, the “Categories” selection is on the right side, with “Venture Forum” being among these (the 7th).
Hope this helps,
David
jtpatry 9:42 am on July 28, 2012 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Perfect! Thats what I thought we needed to dow as just create a new post, but the message stated to reply! Thanks
David Vogt 12:27 pm on July 28, 2012 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Jon – Each A3 submission should be a new post in the Venture Forum. That enables PulsePress to be activated successfully.
David
janetb 8:09 am on July 28, 2012 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Hi David,
You mentioned that we don’t have to post our “reflection”. Is that referring to the self-evaluation mentioned on Evaluation Rubric, or is it something else? Any particular format you are hoping for or is it fairly open-ended?
Thanks,
Janet
David Vogt 12:28 pm on July 28, 2012 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Yes, Janet, I’m referring to the self-reflection part of the rubric – this doesn’t need to be posted, simply submitted to me separately with the complete assignment.
Cheers,
David
shawn harris 11:09 am on July 29, 2012 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Hi David, I would rather distribute my Venture Pitch just to those specifically assigned to review it. How ever, should they send me a copy of their review by email or will that be shared with the entire group?
~Shawn
David Vogt 11:26 am on July 29, 2012 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Hi Shawn –
That’s fine if there are elements of your Venture Pitch which you don’t want public disclosure of for intellectual property (IP) reasons. Most reviews don’t delve into IP, but I won’t argue with additional caution. Please ask your reviewers to also copy their reviews to me when they forward them to you.
Cheers,
David
shawn harris 1:46 pm on July 29, 2012 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Hi David,
Should I send both the Venture Pitch and Elevator Pitch to the Reviewers? Or the Elevator pitch has to be posted here in the forum?
~Shawn
David Vogt 9:53 pm on July 29, 2012 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Hi Shawn –
Post both if that’s convenient. The elevator pitch is a minimum; the venture pitch is something you can control the distribution of .
David
Sherman Lee 9:54 pm on July 29, 2012 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Hi David,
I ran into some major difficulties with my video converter that I use to convert powerpoint into videos. It was working when I did my test slides a week ago, but everything is out of sync now. I don’t know if I would be able to fix the problem before midnight. Is it okay if I send you the PowerPoint Show instead? I am not sure how to post this onto the blog 🙁 Sorry for the inconvenience. Just discovered this when I was reviewing the videos today.
Sherman