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Episode 23 of the All Things TechIE podcast where Justin Dawson is joined by Michael Slammer and Graham Kirkpatrick to discuss Zoom, Zoom Bombing, Zoom security, BlueJeans being bought over and whether or not 5G has anything to do with the Corona Virus.
Recorded 19th March 2020 as Ireland celebrated quietly its St Patrick's Day festivities 2 days earlier. We still continue to work remotely, several job losses across Ireland as pubs, schools and playgrounds are closed due to COVID-19. Meanwhile we speak to guests from the UK and USA about what steps are being taken to combat the COVID-19 pandemic spread and whether their company or Higher Education is ready for virtual meetings and working remotely.
Who will mind our children? Where will the Children play?
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Episode 21 of the All Things TechIE podcast.
A completely unscripted show where we are joined by guests who are AV and Technology professionals from across the world, both public and private sector to discuss how easy, or difficult it is to work from home.
Not forgetting the technologists and AV pro's who are working behind the scenes to make sure that Higher Ed and private sector companies run flawlessly during the Covid19 pandemic.
Justin Dawson is joined by:
We asked -
We learn how Joe Way has been testing work remotely and Online Learning at the Uni of Herts where they had 18,000 live Zoom calls operating simultaneously. But this is dwarfed by Mike Slammer and his stats for the Discovery channel!
The UK is putting plans in place and Adam Harvey speaks about what Higher Ed is doing in the UK and the Uni of Herts.
How will Covid19 affect AV shows such as InfoComm 2020?
Do employers both private and public sector trust employees to work from home correctly? Chris Neto gives his views.
We discussed what Covid19 would have been like 10 years ago without the technology the world has now.
Of course we welcome comments and feedback on the show. We covered several angles and will probably do another similar show as the Covid19 pandemic continues to grow and disrupt working conditions globally.
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Episode 20 of the All Things TechIE podcast covering:
- New Year so a look at the best and worst tech products of 2019
- Best and Worse Tech Products of the last decade
- Best and worse tech products at CES2020
- Look forward to ISE2020 and what is coming up in future shows
Show Notes
Visit www.AllThingsTech.IE
@AVTechJunkies on Twitter
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The Christmas / New Year episode of the All Things TechIE podcast where Simon Lang and Justin Dawson talked about
- #AVTechnicianAtChristmas our hashtag that we hope to make viral with the #AVTweep community this festive period. What is the best and worse Christmas displays you have seen?
- Printer Gate, how does the Irish Government end up spending nearly €2 million on a printer?
- Man held at gunpoint to release a domain name!
- Videos of children unboxing toys on YouTube. Should it be allowed? Your thoughts!
- Is Uber in Ireland and is Uber in big trouble? and your favourite tech toys for Christmas.
As always you can contact the show by visiting www.AllThingsTech.ie Tweet @SimonLangAV or @JustinRDawson or #AllThingsTechIE
Show Note Links
On the eve of the 2019 Learning Technology Space Management Group Conference (LTSMG) Justin catches up with the organizers to discuss what is on offer at the 2019 LTSMG
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The long awaited Episode 17 of the All Things TechIE podcast. Simon Lang is still missing in action (LOST!) which is the main topic of our show. We're talking about technology to help you when you are completely and utterly disorientated and lost whether it be in the mountains or in an urban environment like Justin.
We spoke with Russ from SARLOC and Patrick from What3Words.
Also in the show
If you would like to be a special guest on our show please contact us through our website www.AllThingsTech.IE or @JustinRDawson or @SimonLangAV
Justin Dawson speaks with Ben Taylor, AV & Learning Spaces Manager at Edinburgh Napier University.
In episode 15 of the All Things TechIE podcast we're joined by Mark Coxon CTS-D, CTS-I.
Mark explains how he studied veterinary before making a switch to the world of Audio Visual.
Follow Mark on Twitter @AVPhenom
If you would like to be a special guest on our show please contact us through our website www.AllThingsTech.IE or @JustinRDawson or @SimonLangAV
We're joined by Rob Hyde, Audio Visual Manager for the University of Bath
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