RBM.TV: Making a Difference with Online Media
Still photographs, however cute, make a poor and potentially misleading way of conveying the processes and outcomes of Conductive Education. Moving film and video marked a major breakthrough and has been an essential tool in the public interest that has resulted in the internationalization of Conductive Education.
Orlando, FL, January 31, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Recent technological advances have democratized this medium to the service Conductive Education centers. As is generally the case in Conductive Education, it has been individual families that have taken the lead in this, through their personal sites, blogs and social networks such as YouTube. Now local centers (most of which are parent-led) are beginning to adopt this means to supplement their text-and-picture websites, to help in the recruitment of clients and raising public support.
Last spring web technology company, CyberTV LLC, donated an informational web site to one such centre, the Conductive Education Center of Orlando (CECO), Florida, (slogan ‘See what a child can do’). This month it has made a further such donation, bringing the centre to the forefront of applying this technology in the field of Conductive Education.
CECO’s additional web site functions as an Internet TV channel and allows the organization to upload its own self-shot videos, with the capability for full-screen viewing. The site already has nine videos on line. They give the center and its parents a way to connect much more directly with other parents who are looking for services for their children.
The footage includes some commentary by a brace of enthusiastic pediatric neurologists (sample quote: ‘one of the best programs available’). It is nice to see two conductors, Alexandra Gaudi and Judit Moncz, speaking up personally for their work. (http://ceco.rbm.tv)
This really does look like an important way of the immediate future for the popular and professional communication of Conductive Education of the Internet. Learn more at http://www.rbm.tv, http://www.cybertvllc.com, http://ceco.rbm.tv
Article written by: Andrew Sutton (www.andrew-sutton.blogspot.com)
Press Contact:
Dwight Hooper, CEO CyberTV, LLC
PH: 1-866-269-0679 or 1-407-909-9718
Email: Dwight@e5server.com
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Last spring web technology company, CyberTV LLC, donated an informational web site to one such centre, the Conductive Education Center of Orlando (CECO), Florida, (slogan ‘See what a child can do’). This month it has made a further such donation, bringing the centre to the forefront of applying this technology in the field of Conductive Education.
CECO’s additional web site functions as an Internet TV channel and allows the organization to upload its own self-shot videos, with the capability for full-screen viewing. The site already has nine videos on line. They give the center and its parents a way to connect much more directly with other parents who are looking for services for their children.
The footage includes some commentary by a brace of enthusiastic pediatric neurologists (sample quote: ‘one of the best programs available’). It is nice to see two conductors, Alexandra Gaudi and Judit Moncz, speaking up personally for their work. (http://ceco.rbm.tv)
This really does look like an important way of the immediate future for the popular and professional communication of Conductive Education of the Internet. Learn more at http://www.rbm.tv, http://www.cybertvllc.com, http://ceco.rbm.tv
Article written by: Andrew Sutton (www.andrew-sutton.blogspot.com)
Press Contact:
Dwight Hooper, CEO CyberTV, LLC
PH: 1-866-269-0679 or 1-407-909-9718
Email: Dwight@e5server.com
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