352: Workflows with Ian Byrd

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How To, Tech, Sparks, David, Set Up, Mac, Workflow, Ios, User, Help, Power, Stephen Hackett, Technology

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🗓️ 28 November 2016

⏱️ 80 minutes

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Ian Byrd is a former teacher and professional speaker who shares his workflows and tips for giving full-day lectures and workshops, writing, video production and more. Thanks to MPU listener Jigar Talati for help with the shownotes this week!

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0:00.0	MacPower users episode 352, workflows with Ian Bird. Welcome back to another episode of the Mac Power Users
0:17.2	podcast. I'm Katie Floyd alongside my pal David Sparks.
0:19.8	Hello David.
0:20.8	Hello Katie Floyd. How are you doing? Are you recovering from Turkey Day? I am
0:25.2	slowly but surely trying to recover even though as we record the show it don't tell people are
0:30.8	we supposed to tell people it hasn't happened yet?
0:32.5	Well, you just did.
0:33.5	I know.
0:35.3	We sometimes pre-record these shows when there's a holiday
0:37.9	or when we have an extra special guest.
0:40.7	And we are very privileged to have Ian Bird with us today who's going to got some great workflows.
0:46.3	He is a recovering teacher.
0:48.4	Is that fair to say?
0:49.8	Yeah, that's definitely fair.
0:51.3	Yes.
0:52.4	But now teaches teachers about using technology and doing all sorts of fun things
0:57.1	with his iPad and his Macs and other technology.
1:00.7	So we're looking forward to talk to you about that Ian.
1:02.6	Thanks.
1:03.6	It's great to be here.
1:04.6	Just to just a follow up in that little bit.
1:06.3	Ian and I met at a 5 by 5 meet up years ago.
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