TEDxRyersonU -- Dr. Mary Donohue - Millenials, McLuhan and Slow Dancing

"Millenials, McLuhan and Slow Dancing: Understanding the Generation Gap"

For the last six years Dr. Mary, a mentoring system designer, has been studying mentoring and leadership. This entertaining talk, based on her research, brings to life the differences between millenials and everyone else. Using McLuhan's theory of extension and amputation to frame social media Mary explains the generation gap, and the leadership techniques that have been proven to bridge this gap.




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[imagin8rlab]

@dtran288 typical generation Y thinking ;)

[graceebezaire]

I saw this live and it was amazing!

[dtran288]

Good info, but the speaker sounds a bit condescending.