Showing posts with label google activities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label google activities. Show all posts

Monday, December 10, 2007

Google Apps for Education

The Google for Educators event held last December 6, 2007, at the Bro. Andrew Gonzalez Hall of De La Salle University, was a success! Thank you very much to the Philippine Society of IT Educators and DLSU for hosting us.

Jeff Keltner basically spoke about different tools that educators can use for the classroom and explained what Google Apps for Education is. Here's a video of the whole talk -



*Taken from the Google Youtube Channel



Here are links to services Jeff spoke about in his presentation -

Google for Educators
Tools for Classroom
Teacher Community
Google Apps for Education (you can also sign-up here)
Google Summer of Code

Filipino Google Apps Help Group

If you have any other questions kindly email me. Thanks!

P.S. For those needing certificates, I'll be coordinating that with PSITE. Thanks.

Friday, November 23, 2007

At the Advertising Congress

I expected to experience a grueling long-trip to Subic yesterday, but was surprised to have a pleasant one despite of the fact that the driver was a tad bit reckless and arrogant (he should be taken off the streets!) and we were hailed by the MMDA for swerving (he got off by bribing him with PhP20! - BAD, BAD, BAD!).

Derek Callow, Regional Marketing Manager for SouthEast Asia of Google Inc., delivered a talk about the "Future of Internet" and cited mainly that marketers and advertisers should make sure that their campaigns should take an integrated online and offline approach. To learn more I'm doing a whole day hands-on workshop on December 11 in coordination with the Philippine Trade & Training Center.

Here are some photos from the event -

Tuesday, November 20, 2007

Google for Educators

We're hosting a workshop for IT educators/school IT administrators!

Here are the details -

What: Internet for Educators

Speakers: Jeff Keltner, Product Manager, Google Apps for Education
Aileen Apolo, Google Country Consultant - Philippines

Topics: Google Apps for Education/Tools for Classroom

When: December 6, 2007, Thursday, 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.

Where: De La Salle University, 20th Floor Brother Andrew Gonzalez Hall, Multi-Purpose Room, 2269 Taft Avenue, Malate, Manila 1004


How to join: Kindly fill-out the form and then check the guest list if you've been registered.

Name:
Email Address:
Company Name/School
Website Address
Mobile Number
Landline
Plate Number and Make of Car
Other Colleagues Who are Coming
Comments
How did you hear about this event?

create form



Sign-up now! Limited slots available.

December 3 Update: Please make sure you have been registered, the guard will not let you in if you're name is not on the list. Thanks.

December 5 Update: Registration closed. Please make sure you're on the list and for those bringing a vehicle, kindly make sure you've included the plate number and make of car. De La Salle security is very strict. Registration starts at 1:30 p.m. and talk proper at 2:00 p.m. Please be prompt.

Monday, November 12, 2007

Google for Entrepreneurs, Marketers and Advertising Agencies

Learn more about marketing your business online! We have the following workshops for entrepreneurs, marketers and advertising agencies/specialists.

Those with websites will get a FREE Google Adwords coupon worth PhP2,500.

November 16, Friday

Marketing Your Business Online
in cooperation with Yehey.com and PTTC
Philippine Trade Training Center
Buendia, Makati, Metro Manila
1:00 to 5:00 p.m.
*For inquiries please call Jeffrey Gumasing of PTTC
**Fee is PhP75 payable to PTTC
***You may also leave a comment below to sign-up, please leave your name, company name and website address and the date you are attending. Check the guest list if you've been signed-up.

November 27, Tuesday

Marketing Your Business Online (postponed to December 11)
in cooperation with Yehey.com and PTTC
Philippine Trade Training Center
Buendia, Makati, Metro Manila
1:00 to 5:00 p.m.
*For inquiries please call Jeffrey Gumasing of PTTC
**Fee is PhP75 payable to PTTC
***You may also leave a comment below to sign-up, please leave your name, company name and website address and the date you are attending. Check the guest list if you've been signed-up.

November 28, Wednesday

ICT for Business
Google Advertising Case Studies for SMEs
in cooperation with Digitalfilipino.com
National Computer Center
Quezon City, Metro Manila
*To join this, please get in touch with Janette Toral.

December 10 & 11, Monday & Tuesday

Marketing Your Business Online (hands on workshop)
in cooperation with Yehey.com and PTTC
Philippine Trade Training Center
Buendia, Makati, Metro Manila
1:00 to 5:00 p.m.
*For inquiries please call Jeffrey Gumasing of PTTC
**Fee is PhP75 payable to PTTC
***You may also leave a comment below to sign-up, please leave your name, company name and website address and the date you are attending. Check the guest list if you've been signed-up.

Sunday, November 11, 2007

A Night for Developers

We're hosting an event for Philippine developers!

Here are the details -

What: TechTalk with Google Engineers (from Mountain View, California)

Topics: Google Gadgets, Google Open Social & other developer products

When: November 19, 2007, Monday, 7:00 p.m.

Where: 3rd Floor, SGV Hall, ACCEED Conference Center (beside AIM, in front of Greenbelt)

How to join: Sign-up your name and your programming language by leaving a comment below. You can check if you've been registered by checking out the guest list.

Sign-up now! Limited slots available.

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11-13 11:45 a.m. Update: We can only accommodate 150 developers for now. For those who signed-up and did not reach the cut-off, kindly wait for further announcements. Your comments are just on hold. Please check the guest list if you've been included. Thanks po!

11-13 9:24 p.m. Update: Please keep posted for further announcements. Thanks po!

11-14 10:20 a.m. Update: Added 50 more slots but it's been filled up already. Kindly check the guest list if you've been included. Registration closed. Thanks for your support!

Friday, November 09, 2007

How to Survive



I remember a speaker say in a convention, "If you're business cannot be found online, then where the hell are you?" Surprisingly, not many local businesses still cannot be found online and that convention I attended was one of the marketing forums that was held about 5 years ago.

I've been in the online advertising industry for more than 5 years and the growth has been tremendously slow. Why? There are many reasons why, but I think the greatest obstacle to its growth is fear. Fear of the unknown and fear of trying things out. Technology after all could sometimes be intimidating.

I always tell those who attend my speaking engagements not to fear anything when it comes to technology. "You can always click on the "undo button" or reboot!" That's what my Kuya told me when he enrolled me in logo programming classes when I was ten years old. And I still follow that principle (why do you think I started blogging? to learn about all these new stuff available online! and it's FREE!).

"It's easy!" I told several marketing bigwigs I had lunch with during the National Marketing Convention when they asked me if I could teach them to blog (I haven't gotten around to organizing that bit for them though). Well, all you basically do is educate yourself (see some tools on the sidebar) and you'll be well on your way to becoming a wholistic marketer (print, radio, TV + web and mobile!).

Find out more by listening to my colleague, Derek Callow, Regional Marketing Manager - Southeast Asia, Google Inc. when he talks about the "Future of Internet" in the 20th Philippine Advertising Congress.

I also have a series of workshops for "Marketing Your Business Online" in partnership with the Philippine Trade Training Center and Yehey.com on the following dates:

November 16, 2007 (Friday)
November 27, 2007 (Tuesday)
December 10 & 11 (Monday & Tuesday)

Those who will attend will get PhP2,500 worth of Google Adwords coupons. For more details please call Jeffrey Gumasing of PTTC.