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| last edited by BillSeitz on Aug 25, 2008 9:42 pm |
Ms Power Point, Apple KeyNote, etc.
how about Thin Client and HTML?
The S5 alternative where the slideshow is a single XHTML file, and CSS/Java Script gives you a nice look.
Now you just need a way to generate that XHTML from Smart Ascii!
S5 is being used by Project Forum
May'2006: Jon Udell looks at S5 and the newer AJAX-oriented [Html Slidy] by [Dave Raggett]
I think the big barriers for adoption are:
conference organizers prefer everyone to use the same thing to avoid surprises in logistics
it's easier to pass around a single file (even if all your text is in a single file, any images will be separate - though I suppose you could have the images out on the net as long as your conference machine is on the net)
you need an editor/renderer, and most people are used to Ms Power Point.
time for you XOXO types to get something released!
how about Mind Mapping?!
though there's no super-friendly way to make such a presentation downloadable, though you can export Free Mind to collapsable XHTML... (hmm, how about XOXO? I don't think it does that yet, but maybe you could easily convert the XHTML to XOXO?)
Michael Schrage points out that we're mis-FramIng presentation as one-way communication, when it should be interaction because (a) you're hoping to get a reaction, and Feed Back is necessary to know that, and (b) often the best way to achieve that is through interaction/conversation/Collaborat Ion.
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