University Innovation Fellows - User contributions [en]

Fellow:Brendan Bow

2020-02-03T23:48:18Z

Brendanbow:

<p style="text-align: justify;"></p><div>Brendan Bow is a University Innovation Fellow attending Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis. His undergraduate work consisted of a Bachelors of Science in Informatics[[File:Bow.jpg|thumb|200px]]  He is participating in the Dual BS/MS Program to receive a Masters of Science in Human Computer Interaction by May 2020. He also currently holds a Applied Associate of Science in Server Administration and a Associate of Arts in Liberal Arts. In his free time, Brendan enjoys cooking, following the news (specifically politics), and lobbying his representatives for equitable change. Has previously worked as a Technical Project Assistant at Woof Boom Radio in Muncie, Indiana, which owns dozens of radio stations in Muncie, Anderson, and Lafayette Indiana, as well as Lima, Ohio. Currently, he is employed by the Indiana University Public Policy Institute, in the Center for Research on Inclusion and Social Policy, working as a Graduate Research Assistant. He works with data to produce statistical analyses and occasionally data visualizations.</div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div>

[[Category: Student Contributors]]

Fellow:Brendan Bow

2018-01-12T04:21:42Z

Brendanbow:

<p style="text-align: justify;"></p><div>Brendan Bow is a University Innovation Fellow attending Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis. He is majoring in Informatics[[File:Bow.jpg|thumb|200px]] and participating in the Dual BS/MS Program to receive a Masters of Science in Human Computer Interaction by the end of 2019. He is also considering a second Masters in Design. He currently holds a Applied Associate of Science in Server Administration and a Associate of Arts in Liberal Arts. In his free time, he is a pilot and he loves to cook. He currently works as a Technical Project Assistant at Woof Boom Radio in Muncie, Indiana. Woof Boom radio owns dozens of radio stations in Muncie, Anderson, and Lafayette Indiana, as well as Lima, Ohio.</div><div><br/></div><div><br/></div>

[[Category: Student Contributors]]

Fellow:Brendan Bow

2018-01-12T04:16:18Z

Brendanbow:

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2018-01-12T04:04:37Z

Brendanbow:

Fellow:Brendan Bow

2018-01-12T03:59:48Z

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Brendan Bow is a University Innovation Fellow attending Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis. He is majoring in Informatics and participating in the Dual BS/MS Program to receive a Masters of Science in Human Computer Interaction by the end of 2019. He is also considering a second Masters in Design. He currently holds a Applied Associate of Science in Server Administration and a Associate of Arts in Liberal Arts. In his free time, he is a pilot and he loves to cook.

Organization:Ignite Talks

2018-01-12T03:23:17Z

Brendanbow:

= Ignite Talks =

Imagine that you’re in front of an audience made up of your friends, family, and people from your community, about to present a 5-minute talk on the thing you’re most passionate about. You’ve brought 20 slides, which advance every 15 seconds whether you’re ready or not. You have a few last-minute butterflies, but off you go—and the crowd loves it. Welcome to Ignite.

Ignite is a fast-paced event similar to TED Talks... Speakers are given 20 slides, each shown for 15 seconds, giving each speaker 5 minutes of fame. Ignite has two parts: the Ignite contest, where people make things, and Ignite talks, where presenters get 20 slides and five minutes to make their point. You can opt to do one or both of the events. If you’re looking for a good explanation of the why and how of giving an Ignite talk, then take a look at this presentation by O’Reilly author Scott Berkun. He does a great job of summarizing what can be achieved in five minutes with twenty slides. Here’s a short URL to share: [http://youtu.be/yGENcskRGRk http://youtu.be/yGENcskRGRk]

Below are some resources to get you started planning one. It seems like a fairly straightforward process as long as funding can be secured. 

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

= Locations =

There are over 150 Ignite locations in the world, on 5 different continents (South America and Antarctica excluded), and anyone can host one. See the following steps on how to plan a successful Ignite, and fill out the form [http://www.ignitetalks.io/start] to make one anywhere!

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

= Ignite Videos =

Ignite videos can be recorded and uploaded to the Ignite website for later viewing, in many different languages all over the world. They can be accessed [http://www.ignitetalks.io/videos here.]

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

= Plan It =
<div><div id="plan_it">
You've decided that you want to organize an Ignite event and may be wondering what the next steps will be.

*Gather a Team
*Find a Location
*Pick a Date
*Let Us Know
</div><div id="promote_it"></div></div>
= Promote It =

Once you’ve gathered a team, found a location, and picked a date you’ll want to let the world–know.

*Create an Account
*Get Ignite-in-a-Box
*Promote!
*Recruit Speakers
<div id="produce_it"></div>
= Produce It =

If you've planned it well and you take things in stride, then the night will be easy. Have fun!

*Select Speakers
*Prepare the Slides
*Setup the Venue
*Setup the Contest
<div id="broadcast_it"></div>
= Broadcast It =

You’ll want to let the rest of the world know how much fun you had by posting video on [http://www.ignitetalks.io http://www.ignitetalks.io]

*Post Event Video
*Naming Conventions
*Screencasts
<div id="sponsorship"></div>
= Sponsorship =

If you accept local sponsorship, let them know you appreciate their contribution.

*Display Local Sponsors
*Find a Local Charity
*View Demographics
<div id="tips"></div>
= Tips & Tricks =

We’ve picked up a few tips & tricks along the way and thought we’d share them with you.

*Handle Cancellations
*Video Production Tips
*Advice for Speakers
<div id="why"></div>
[[Category:Resources]]

Organization:Ignite Talks

2018-01-11T18:52:50Z

Brendanbow:

= Ignite Talks =

Imagine that you’re in front of an audience made up of your friends, family, and people from your community, about to present a 5-minute talk on the thing you’re most passionate about. You’ve brought 20 slides, which advance every 15 seconds whether you’re ready or not. You have a few last-minute butterflies, but off you go—and the crowd loves it. Welcome to Ignite.

Ignite is a fast-paced event similar to TED Talks... Speakers are given 20 slides, each shown for 15 seconds, giving each speaker 5 minutes of fame. Ignite has two parts: the Ignite contest, where people make things, and Ignite talks, where presenters get 20 slides and five minutes to make their point. You can opt to do one or both of the events. If you’re looking for a good explanation of the why and how of giving an Ignite talk, then take a look at this presentation by O’Reilly author Scott Berkun. He does a great job of summarizing what can be achieved in five minutes with twenty slides. Here’s a short URL to share: [http://youtu.be/yGENcskRGRk http://youtu.be/yGENcskRGRk]

Below are some resources to get you started planning one. It seems like a fairly straightforward process as long as funding can be secured. 

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

= Plan It =
<div><div id="plan_it">
You've decided that you want to organize an Ignite event and may be wondering what the next steps will be.

*Gather a Team
*Find a Location
*Pick a Date
*Let Us Know
</div><div id="promote_it"></div></div>

= Promote It =

Once you’ve gathered a team, found a location, and picked a date you’ll want to let the world–know.

*Create an Account
*Get Ignite-in-a-Box
*Promote!
*Recruit Speakers
<div id="produce_it"></div>

= Produce It =

If you've planned it well and you take things in stride, then the night will be easy. Have fun!

*Select Speakers
*Prepare the Slides
*Setup the Venue
*Setup the Contest
<div id="broadcast_it"></div>

= Broadcast It =

You’ll want to let the rest of the world know how much fun you had by posting video on http://www.ignitetalks.io

*Post Event Video
*Naming Conventions
*Screencasts
<div id="sponsorship"></div>

= Sponsorship =

If you accept local sponsorship, let them know you appreciate their contribution.

*Display Local Sponsors
*Find a Local Charity
*View Demographics
<div id="tips"></div>

= Tips & Tricks =

We’ve picked up a few tips & tricks along the way and thought we’d share them with you.

*Handle Cancellations
*Video Production Tips
*Advice for Speakers
<div id="why"></div>
[[Category:Resources]]

Organization:Ignite Talks

2018-01-11T18:49:20Z

Brendanbow:

= Ignite Talks =

Imagine that you’re in front of an audience made up of your friends, family, and people from your community, about to present a 5-minute talk on the thing you’re most passionate about. You’ve brought 20 slides, which advance every 15 seconds whether you’re ready or not. You have a few last-minute butterflies, but off you go—and the crowd loves it. Welcome to Ignite.

Ignite is a fast-paced event similar to TED Talks... Speakers are given 20 slides, each shown for 15 seconds, giving each speaker 5 minutes of fame. Ignite has two parts: the Ignite contest, where people make things, and Ignite talks, where presenters get 20 slides and five minutes to make their point. You can opt to do one or both of the events. If you’re looking for a good explanation of the why and how of giving an Ignite talk, then take a look at this presentation by O’Reilly author Scott Berkun. He does a great job of summarizing what can be achieved in five minutes with twenty slides. Here’s a short URL to share:[http://youtu.be/yGENcskRGRk http://youtu.be/yGENcskRGRk]

Below are some resources to get you started planning one. It seems like a fairly straightforward process as long as funding can be secured. 

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

= Plan It =
<div><div id="plan_it">
You've decided that you want to organize an Ignite event and may be wondering what the next steps will be.

*Gather a Team
*Find a Location
*Pick a Date
*Let Us Know
</div><div id="promote_it"></div></div>

= Promote It =

Once you’ve gathered a team, found a location, and picked a date you’ll want to let the world–know.

*Create an Account
*Get Ignite-in-a-Box
*Promote!
*Recruit Speakers
<div id="produce_it"></div>

= Produce It =

If you've planned it well and you take things in stride, then the night will be easy. Have fun!

*Select Speakers
*Prepare the Slides
*Setup the Venue
*Setup the Contest
<div id="broadcast_it"></div>

= Broadcast It =

You’ll want to let the rest of the world know how much fun you had by posting video on http://www.ignitetalks.io

*Post Event Video
*Naming Conventions
*Screencasts
<div id="sponsorship"></div>

= Sponsorship =

If you accept local sponsorship, let them know you appreciate their contribution.

*Display Local Sponsors
*Find a Local Charity
*View Demographics
<div id="tips"></div>

= Tips & Tricks =

We’ve picked up a few tips & tricks along the way and thought we’d share them with you.

*Handle Cancellations
*Video Production Tips
*Advice for Speakers
<div id="why"></div>
[[Category:Resources]]

Organization:Ignite Talks

2018-01-11T18:48:45Z

Brendanbow:

= Ignite Talks =

Imagine that you’re in front of an audience made up of your friends, family, and people from your community, about to present a 5-minute talk on the thing you’re most passionate about. You’ve brought 20 slides, which advance every 15 seconds whether you’re ready or not. You have a few last-minute butterflies, but off you go—and the crowd loves it. Welcome to Ignite.

Ignite is a fast-paced event similar to TED Talks... Speakers are given 20 slides, each shown for 15 seconds, giving each speaker 5 minutes of fame. Ignite has two parts: the Ignite contest, where people make things, and Ignite talks, where presenters get 20 slides and five minutes to make their point. You can opt to do one or both of the events. If you’re looking for a good explanation of the why and how of giving an Ignite talk, then take a look at this presentation by O’Reilly author Scott Berkun. He does a great job of summarizing what can be achieved in five minutes with twenty slides. Here’s a short URL to share:[http://youtu.be/yGENcskRGRk http://youtu.be/yGENcskRGRk]

Below are some resources to get you started planning one. It seems like a fairly straightforward process as long as funding can be secured. 

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

= Plan It =
<div><div id="plan_it">
You've decided that you want to organize an Ignite event and may be wondering what the next steps will be.

*Gather a Team
*Find a Location
*Pick a Date
*Let Us Know
</div><div id="promote_it"></div></div>

= Promote It =

Once you’ve gathered a team, found a location, and picked a date you’ll want to let the world–know.

*Create an Account
*Get Ignite-in-a-Box
*Promote!
*Recruit Speakers
<div id="produce_it"></div>

= Produce It =

If you've planned it well and you take things in stride, then the night will be easy. Have fun!

*Select Speakers
*Prepare the Slides
*Setup the Venue
*Setup the Contest
<div id="broadcast_it"></div>

= Broadcast It =

You’ll want to let the rest of the world know how much fun you had by posting video on http://www.ignitetalks.io

*Post Event Video
*Naming Conventions
*Screencasts
<div id="sponsorship"></div>

= Sponsorship =

If you accept local sponsorship, let them know you appreciate their contribution.

*Display Local Sponsors
*Find a Local Charity
*View Demographics
<div id="tips"></div>

= Tips & Tricks =

We’ve picked up a few <br/>[http://igniteshow.com/tips tips & tricks] along the way <br/>and thought we’d share them with you.

*Handle Cancellations
*Video Production Tips
*Advice for Speakers
*[http://igniteshow.com/tips more...]
</div></div>

<div id="why">
[[Category:Resources]]

Organization:Ignite Talks

2018-01-11T18:45:29Z

Brendanbow:

= Ignite Talks =

Imagine that you’re in front of an audience made up of your friends, family, and people from your community, about to present a 5-minute talk on the thing you’re most passionate about. You’ve brought 20 slides, which advance every 15 seconds whether you’re ready or not. You have a few last-minute butterflies, but off you go—and the crowd loves it. Welcome to Ignite.

Ignite is a fast-paced event similar to TED Talks... Speakers are given 20 slides, each shown for 15 seconds, giving each speaker 5 minutes of fame. Ignite has two parts: the Ignite contest, where people make things, and Ignite talks, where presenters get 20 slides and five minutes to make their point. You can opt to do one or both of the events. If you’re looking for a good explanation of the why and how of giving an Ignite talk, then take a look at this presentation by O’Reilly author Scott Berkun. He does a great job of summarizing what can be achieved in five minutes with twenty slides. Here’s a short URL to share:[http://youtu.be/yGENcskRGRk http://youtu.be/yGENcskRGRk]

Below are some resources to get you started planning one. It seems like a fairly straightforward process as long as funding can be secured. 

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

= Plan It =
<div><div id="plan_it">
You've decided that you want to organize an Ignite event and may be wondering what the next steps will be.

*Gather a Team
*Find a Location
*Pick a Date
*Let Us Know
</div><div id="promote_it"></div></div>

= Promote It =

Once you’ve gathered a team, found a location, and picked a date you’ll want to let the world–know.

*Create an Account
*Get Ignite-in-a-Box
*Promote!
*Recruit Speakers
<div id="produce_it"></div>

= Produce It =

If you've planned it well and you take things in stride, then the night will be easy. Have fun!

*Select Speakers
*Prepare the Slides
*Setup the Venue
*Setup the Contest
<div id="broadcast_it"></div>

= Broadcast It =

You’ll want to let the rest of the world know how much fun you had by posting video on http://www.ignitetalks.io

*Post Event Video
*Naming Conventions
*Screencasts
<div id="sponsorship"></div>

= Sponsorship =

If you accept local [http://igniteshow.com/sponsorships sponsorship], let them know you appreciate their contribution.

*Display Local Sponsors
*Find a Local Charity
*View Demographics
*[http://igniteshow.com/sponsorships more...]
</div><div id="tips">
= Tips & Tricks =

We’ve picked up a few <br/>[http://igniteshow.com/tips tips & tricks] along the way <br/>and thought we’d share them with you.

*Handle Cancellations
*Video Production Tips
*Advice for Speakers
*[http://igniteshow.com/tips more...]
</div></div>

<div id="why">
[[Category:Resources]]

Organization:Ignite Talks

2018-01-11T18:44:52Z

Brendanbow:

= Ignite Talks =

Imagine that you’re in front of an audience made up of your friends, family, and people from your community, about to present a 5-minute talk on the thing you’re most passionate about. You’ve brought 20 slides, which advance every 15 seconds whether you’re ready or not. You have a few last-minute butterflies, but off you go—and the crowd loves it. Welcome to Ignite.

Ignite is a fast-paced event similar to TED Talks... Speakers are given 20 slides, each shown for 15 seconds, giving each speaker 5 minutes of fame. Ignite has two parts: the Ignite contest, where people make things, and Ignite talks, where presenters get 20 slides and five minutes to make their point. You can opt to do one or both of the events. If you’re looking for a good explanation of the why and how of giving an Ignite talk, then take a look at this presentation by O’Reilly author Scott Berkun. He does a great job of summarizing what can be achieved in five minutes with twenty slides. Here’s a short URL to share:[http://youtu.be/yGENcskRGRk http://youtu.be/yGENcskRGRk]

Below are some resources to get you started planning one. It seems like a fairly straightforward process as long as funding can be secured. 

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

= Plan It =
<div><div id="plan_it">
You've decided that you want to organize an Ignite event and may be wondering what the next steps will be.

*Gather a Team
*Find a Location
*Pick a Date
*Let Us Know
</div><div id="promote_it"></div></div>

= Promote It =

Once you’ve gathered a team, found a location, and picked a date you’ll want to let the world–know.

*Create an Account
*Get Ignite-in-a-Box
*Promote!
*Recruit Speakers
<div id="produce_it"></div>

= Produce It =

If you've planned it well and you take things in stride, then the night will be easy. Have fun!

*Select Speakers
*Prepare the Slides
*Setup the Venue
*Setup the Contest
<div id="broadcast_it"></div>

= Broadcast It =

You’ll want to let the rest of the world know how much fun you had by [http://igniteshow.com/broadcast_it posting video] on igniteshow.com

*Post Event Video
*Naming Conventions
*Screencasts
*[http://igniteshow.com/broadcast_it more...]
</div><div id="sponsorship">
= Sponsorship =

If you accept local [http://igniteshow.com/sponsorships sponsorship], let them know you appreciate their contribution.

*Display Local Sponsors
*Find a Local Charity
*View Demographics
*[http://igniteshow.com/sponsorships more...]
</div><div id="tips">
= Tips & Tricks =

We’ve picked up a few <br/>[http://igniteshow.com/tips tips & tricks] along the way <br/>and thought we’d share them with you.

*Handle Cancellations
*Video Production Tips
*Advice for Speakers
*[http://igniteshow.com/tips more...]
</div></div>

<div id="why">
[[Category:Resources]]

Organization:Ignite Talks

2018-01-11T18:44:27Z

Brendanbow:

= Ignite Talks =

Imagine that you’re in front of an audience made up of your friends, family, and people from your community, about to present a 5-minute talk on the thing you’re most passionate about. You’ve brought 20 slides, which advance every 15 seconds whether you’re ready or not. You have a few last-minute butterflies, but off you go—and the crowd loves it. Welcome to Ignite.

Ignite is a fast-paced event similar to TED Talks... Speakers are given 20 slides, each shown for 15 seconds, giving each speaker 5 minutes of fame. Ignite has two parts: the Ignite contest, where people make things, and Ignite talks, where presenters get 20 slides and five minutes to make their point. You can opt to do one or both of the events. If you’re looking for a good explanation of the why and how of giving an Ignite talk, then take a look at this presentation by O’Reilly author Scott Berkun. He does a great job of summarizing what can be achieved in five minutes with twenty slides. Here’s a short URL to share:[http://youtu.be/yGENcskRGRk http://youtu.be/yGENcskRGRk]

Below are some resources to get you started planning one. It seems like a fairly straightforward process as long as funding can be secured. 

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

= Plan It =
<div><div id="plan_it">
You've decided that you want to organize an Ignite event and may be wondering what the next steps will be.

*Gather a Team
*Find a Location
*Pick a Date
*Let Us Know
</div><div id="promote_it"></div></div>

= Promote It =

Once you’ve gathered a team, found a location, and picked a date you’ll want to let the world–know.

*Create an Account
*Get Ignite-in-a-Box
*Promote!
*Recruit Speakers
<div id="produce_it"></div>

= Produce It =

If you've planned it well and you take things in stride, then [http://igniteshow.com/produce_it the night] will be easy. Have fun!

*Select Speakers
*Prepare the Slides
*Setup the Venue
*Setup the Contest
*[http://igniteshow.com/produce_it more...]
</div><div id="broadcast_it">
= Broadcast It =

You’ll want to let the rest of the world know how much fun you had by [http://igniteshow.com/broadcast_it posting video] on igniteshow.com

*Post Event Video
*Naming Conventions
*Screencasts
*[http://igniteshow.com/broadcast_it more...]
</div><div id="sponsorship">
= Sponsorship =

If you accept local [http://igniteshow.com/sponsorships sponsorship], let them know you appreciate their contribution.

*Display Local Sponsors
*Find a Local Charity
*View Demographics
*[http://igniteshow.com/sponsorships more...]
</div><div id="tips">
= Tips & Tricks =

We’ve picked up a few <br/>[http://igniteshow.com/tips tips & tricks] along the way <br/>and thought we’d share them with you.

*Handle Cancellations
*Video Production Tips
*Advice for Speakers
*[http://igniteshow.com/tips more...]
</div></div>

<div id="why">
[[Category:Resources]]

Organization:Ignite Talks

2018-01-11T18:43:57Z

Brendanbow:

= Ignite Talks =

Imagine that you’re in front of an audience made up of your friends, family, and people from your community, about to present a 5-minute talk on the thing you’re most passionate about. You’ve brought 20 slides, which advance every 15 seconds whether you’re ready or not. You have a few last-minute butterflies, but off you go—and the crowd loves it. Welcome to Ignite.

Ignite is a fast-paced event similar to TED Talks... Speakers are given 20 slides, each shown for 15 seconds, giving each speaker 5 minutes of fame. Ignite has two parts: the Ignite contest, where people make things, and Ignite talks, where presenters get 20 slides and five minutes to make their point. You can opt to do one or both of the events. If you’re looking for a good explanation of the why and how of giving an Ignite talk, then take a look at this presentation by O’Reilly author Scott Berkun. He does a great job of summarizing what can be achieved in five minutes with twenty slides. Here’s a short URL to share:[http://youtu.be/yGENcskRGRk http://youtu.be/yGENcskRGRk]

Below are some resources to get you started planning one. It seems like a fairly straightforward process as long as funding can be secured. 

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

= Plan It =
<div><div id="plan_it">
You've decided that you want to organize an Ignite event and may be wondering what the next steps will be.

*Gather a Team
*Find a Location
*Pick a Date
*Let Us Know
</div><div id="promote_it"></div></div>

= Promote It =

Once you’ve gathered a team, found a location, and picked a date you’ll want to [http://igniteshow.com/promote_it let the world–know].

*Create an Account
*Get Ignite-in-a-Box
*Promote!
*Recruit Speakers
*[http://igniteshow.com/promote_it more...]
</div><div id="produce_it">
= Produce It =

If you've planned it well and you take things in stride, then [http://igniteshow.com/produce_it the night] will be easy. Have fun!

*Select Speakers
*Prepare the Slides
*Setup the Venue
*Setup the Contest
*[http://igniteshow.com/produce_it more...]
</div><div id="broadcast_it">
= Broadcast It =

You’ll want to let the rest of the world know how much fun you had by [http://igniteshow.com/broadcast_it posting video] on igniteshow.com

*Post Event Video
*Naming Conventions
*Screencasts
*[http://igniteshow.com/broadcast_it more...]
</div><div id="sponsorship">
= Sponsorship =

If you accept local [http://igniteshow.com/sponsorships sponsorship], let them know you appreciate their contribution.

*Display Local Sponsors
*Find a Local Charity
*View Demographics
*[http://igniteshow.com/sponsorships more...]
</div><div id="tips">
= Tips & Tricks =

We’ve picked up a few <br/>[http://igniteshow.com/tips tips & tricks] along the way <br/>and thought we’d share them with you.

*Handle Cancellations
*Video Production Tips
*Advice for Speakers
*[http://igniteshow.com/tips more...]
</div></div>

<div id="why">
[[Category:Resources]]