Fences
A quote from the book I'm currently reading inspired me to create this mini-presentation. Eventually I'm sure I'll work it into one of my proper presentations.
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"You Two! We're at the end of the universe, eh. Right at the edge of knowledge itself. And you're busy... blogging!"
— The Doctor, Utopia
A quote from the book I'm currently reading inspired me to create this mini-presentation. Eventually I'm sure I'll work it into one of my proper presentations.
Labels: ppt, slideshare
And here's the final bit, the slides for my RSS preconference @ Internet Librarian 2007.
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Here's my Second Life presentation from Internet Librarian 2007.
(I'm having a little trouble uploading my other two presentations to SlideShare at this time. I'll get them up as soon as I can.)
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Dr. Melmer from the SD Department of Education spoke at SDLA2007. At the end of his talk he drew an analogy between how banks have changed and how libraries need to change. I took that and made it a smidge more visual. Here's the result:
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In an effort to stop myself from making further changes to my presentation, here it is, my opening keynote presentation for the South Dakota Library Association 2007 conference to be presented this afternoon at 4pm CDT.
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This morning Rhonda and did a SirsiDynix Institute presentation on Second Life and Info Island to more than 300 attendees and have both received several post-presentation e-mails already so keep them coming. For those that missed it, there are several ways to get copies of the material.
Thanks to everyone who made this a success. Please feel free to contact me if you have any additional questions.
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For those that have old-school Blogger blogs and are looking for some information on the hows and whys of moving to the new version (you'll have to do it soon) here's a short PPT that provides the information you're looking for.
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Tomorrow I'm presenting a one-hour talk on "The Social Web" to the staff of the Iowa City Public Library for their in-service day. For those interested, here's my slides:
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Stephen M. Cohen, Senior Librarian, Law Library Management, Inc.
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Think YouTube for for PowerPoint shows. SlideShare allows you to upload your PPT file (up to 20MB), tag, share, and play. There's no way to make slideshows private but the concept is interesting, especially for those who want to share their slides and don't have server space to post them on. The system is currently in private beta (which also limits viewing slides to those with accounts) but I've got invites. Drop me an e-mail if you want access.
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