That's too bad, because we covered some powerful uses of MindManager and Lotus as tools for Personal Knowledge Management. You watch the silent part can make up your own narrative. if you come up with something great, post it to you tube and send me a link! Judging from my email, there seems to be considerable interest having me do a follow-up webinar; I'll definitely consider that for the future. If you have topics you'd like to see me cover in greater detail, please leave your comments on this blog post. I'll review these comments as ideas for possible future webinars.
Here's a link to the webinar replay.
Enjoy!
Discussion/Comments (8):
Great news. I have been really looking forward to watching your presentation since you gave it.
I however do not seem to be able to read the .wrf file on my Mac. I understand it is a Webex recording but how should I go about viewing it?
Many thanks in advance.
Pascal
Posted at 04/28/2007 1:08:39 by Pascal Venier
I did a quick search this morning and found this link http://www.meetingcenter.net/record_play.htm
I hope this helps.
Warm regards,
Eric
Posted at 04/28/2007 5:58:29 by Eric Mack
Many thanks, Eric. It work fine now! Watching it as I write! :-)
Posted at 04/28/2007 6:17:31 by Pascal Venier
I, too, was pleased to finally see the webinar so I could watch it. However, I ran into 2 problems: (1) neither iTunes nor Windows Medial Player could "read/play" the .wrf (it could be that I'm just too technically illiterate to figure it out, though), and (2) when I viewed it "streaming" it abruptly stops after 40 minutes and will go no further. On the other hand, by that time my brain was already on overload with all the excellent data you presented. Makes me wonder if (a) I should look into learning/using Lotus Notes (can you still teach an old dog new tricks?) and (b) makes me think I should go ahead and buy MindManager instead of simply using the trial version. When is the follow up webinar?
Posted at 04/28/2007 7:47:35 by Art Forrest
Eric:
I emailed you, but I'm not sure if I had the right email.
Would you be willing to share the maps you used in the webinar? Obviously no trade secrets or anything but being able to play with the actual maps would be beneficial.
Thanks!
Kevin
kevinbehringer@gmail.com
Posted at 05/01/2007 14:21:34 by Kevin Behringer
I'll see what I can do, Kevin. The doclinks point to my notes databases so they won't work, of course.
Posted at 05/03/2007 15:33:04 by Eric Mack
Hi Eric,
there is a MindMapping application that is directly integrated into Lotus Notes, e.g. it stores the map nodes as Lotus Notes document and has some project planning features, too.
The product is called "MindPlan", we use it in our company for our brainstormings and projects.
Maybe this application is interesting for you: { Link }
Best regards from Germany,
Stefan Dertmann
Posted at 05/22/2007 4:06:19 by Stefan Dertmann
Thank you Stefan for your timely comment. I already have a long list of mapping/tablet/presentation applications to install and review. I'll contact you by email to discuss your product. I may have some client applications where this could work well. Eric
Posted at 05/22/2007 17:38:47 by Eric Mack
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