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Weekly Inspiration #2

March 11th, 2008

Lee LeFever of CommonCraft does a great job explaining the value of Twitter using paper cut-outs in this two-minute video. Being new to Twitter myself, I initially didn’t get what it was all about and then when I tried converting a friend recently, I found it all the more difficult to explain it’s value. The video simplifies the message just as the tagline suggests, “in plain English.”

(Source: CommonCraft on YouTube.)

One Comment

  1. Spike
    Posted March 11, 2008 at 9:15 pm | Permalink

    Wow! Nice find!

    What a great example of paper prototyping.

    Such a clear explanation, makes me appreciate Twitter all the more.

    Thanks CathieT! (pronounced a la France’).

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