Get a head start on the next great tech revolution
If you thought the internet was revolutionary, wait until you get a load of Google Glass. Wearable technology offers totally new ways to access information, share content and interact with the environment. Scheduled for commercial release in 2014, Glass is already creating a huge buzz in industries as diverse as education, journalism, healthcare, advertising and engineering.
This eye-opening seminar, led by video journalism pioneer Michael Rosenblum, includes an in-depth overview of the features, functions and potential of Glass, as well as exploring the ways in which wearable computers will change our culture, economy, and our relationship with technology. Whether you're a curious consumer, a tech professional, or simply want to know what Glass can do for your business, now is the perfect time to find out how it will change the game.
Course content
Featuring talks from digital media experts Michael Rosenblum and Lisa Lambden, this three-hour evening seminar explores how wearable tech, and Google Glass in particular, will change business, social media and personal relations. Topics covered will include:
- The new and different ways Glass offers to access information
- How Glass can transform social networking
- Recording and uploading video and stills content using Glass
- The past, present and future of human-computer relations
- How the growth of Glass will change computing, e-commerce and social networking – and how you can prepare for the coming shift
This course is for you if…
- You're a tech enthusiast who wants to know more about Google Glass
- You work in advertising or marketing and are interested in the new opportunities Glass affords
- You want to know how wearable computing could affect online commerce
- You're a journalist, photographer, blogger or social media professional interested in how Glass could change the way you work
- You're interested in designing or developing apps for Glass
Tutor profiles
Michael Rosenblum is a technology and digital journalism pioneer who has been on the cutting edge of the tech revolution for over 25 years. His company Rosenblum TV's renowned video production boot camp has enjoyed global success with clients including the BBC, Conde Nast, New York Times and United Nations. He is the founder of the The Travel Channel Academy, New York Video School and NYT Television, a New York Times Company, and the largest producer of non-fiction television in the US. He also founded Current TV in partnership with Al Gore.
Lisa Lambden is the Managing Director of Rosenblum TV and runs a group of media companies based in New York, producing Video Journalism-driven programming, consulting on digital media projects and training thousands of people worldwide to create video content. Lisa is also the creator and Managing Director for New York Video School and a founding partner of The Travel Channel Academy. Prior to joining Rosenblum TV, she spent 17 years with The BBC, holding a wide range of positions from on-air reporter to running TV newsrooms.
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Details
Date: Monday 2 June 2014
Times: 6.30pm-9.30pm. Check-in begins 30 minutes before the start time.
Location: The Guardian, Kings Place, 90 York Way, London N1 9GU
Prices:£39 (includes VAT, booking fee and refreshments)
Event capacity: 100
Dress code: There is no dress code for Masterclasses. Please dress however you feel comfortable.
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