Author: W.T.G. Richardson
ISBN: 0176439668
Title: Current Issues in Marketing 
in the Information Age, 2nd Ed.

Final Group Project Details 2009
 

B2B Exchanges by Sector
Third Party Risks
& Threats
- Outsourcing Risks 
 

M-commerce & GPS 
(contains 4+ YouTube videos)
(watch, make comments)

M-commerce Killer Ap

location determinant
location indeterminant
(YouTube Video)

M-technology Bluetooth
Mobile Marketing
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Domain Names 
o marketing strategies
o registering a domain
o domain scams
o domain phishing
o domain hacking
o domain disputes
o domain Verisign issues

Domain Name Videos

Video 1  intro
Video 2 registration / hosting
Video 3  TLDs
Video 4  mktg strategies
Video 6  hacking

a video to help with your report
- discussing how i mark it

How To Do Presentations
included video tips

final report can be handed in 
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Presentation Tips
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Apr x - xth study Break
Apr x-2x exams

demonstrated a new technology that allows mobile devices to "read" an image, which then allows you to connect to a website. This 2 min video includes dialoque by Prof. Richardson and Simon as to how the T-shirt's QR codes are read and what it means and what are possible applications of this technology.

"final thoughts and comments"
 youtube.com/watch?v=havBwqHcKc4&feature=related

Xian Ze H., 
Victor L., 
Amy M., 
Daniel C., 
Flora T. and 
Sam C.

These people where in the group SingleNoMore about a service that connects singles

There's "group pics" with the prof after the presentation, and then there are GROUP PICS with a whole team including outside DJs, models, bouncers, other students used as VIPs, champagne glasses, furniture brought in. etc. etc. - this was a great presentation with some of the highest "production value" I have seen in 11 years

I appreciated the time and effort that went in to planning and carrying out this event - the fact that they pulled it off with no major problems was bonus.

MGD415 students from 2008 and 2009 at the CCIT Gala April 2009

The CCIT Gala is a major UTM event in April each year and if you haven't attended, you should definitely plan to go in your 4th year, and many students go in 3rd year as well.

Watch my YouTube video to understand why

Part 1 www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcuw9bMYgHY
(why this helps you in class, and in job hunting)

Part 2 www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tXadb6IsKI
( a story abut how I made money on the stock market cause I read the newspaper and learned about a particular company)

clip on YouTube discussing details of how to earn class participation marks

9 MB

www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRrPMWWENhM

clip on YouTube discussing of how i add up the marks each class and for each activity

Physical appearance and layout of projects and reports

clip on YouTube discussing the best way to layout projects and reports

24 MB
 www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxguksrUZfk

Using Mature Language 
in writing reports and projects

clip on YouTube discussing the best way to express yourself with "mature" language suitable to college/university students

 www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7e9WSnC0Tk

Click on his pic to hear the clip in Cantonese

Click on his pic to hear the clip in Korean

Click on her pic to hear the clip in Cantonese, and English

Click HERE for the clip in English, 
 

and HERE for the version in Bulgarian

"Most students know when they are cheating. And most students know they cannot copy out someone else’s words without putting those words in quotation marks and noting the source. But plagiarism is much more than simply stealing words; plagiarism includes the borrowing of ideas or the expression of ideas. Noting the origin of ideas is extremely important in an academic environment. Many instructors in undergraduate classes will explain plagiarism, and how to avoid committing this offence. If you are  ever in doubt about plagiarism, consult your instructor."  www.sa.utoronto.ca/handbook.php?cid=1&sid=2
 

Plagarism includes copying any work, that is not your's, and submitting it for grading, without making reference to the fact that it came from another source. 

Prof. Richardson wishes to remind you that If you "cut and paste" phrases and sentances from the Internet, without using ".", or without saying what URL it came from, this is considered plagarism. If you copy work from another student's website, and submit this for grading, it is also considered cheating, unless you have permission, and say what site it came from.

Teachers are trained to catch the most sophisticated and unusual cheating methods - DO NOT try to cheat, there is a very high chance you will be caught.