... documents, RSS feeds, audio, and “created-on-the-fly” HTML pages (great for customizing the appearance of embedded objects, such as videos and widgets, or for adding instructions). Add audio to any or all of your Flowgram pages - even add audio layers! Highlight web page content for the benefit of your viewers. Automatically scroll ...

... mistakes. (Plus, mistakes are expensive to fix, especially if audio or video is involved.) There are no quick fixes when ...

... tool - Speed - Consistency / Uniformity - Easy to use (one hopes). Place to add text. Button to add audio.

... polls, videos, pictures, ads and audio clips as soon as they come to mind. Comments and questions from your ...

As usual, my comments in parentheses) Web 2.0 and the Enterprise - Keynote Presenter: Tim O'Reilly ------------------------------- (BTW - Here is the Pageflake for the conference, so you can see a whole bunch of opinions and the very cool twitter feed , real time.) ------------------------------ Brent's intro - Learning in a 2.0 World (Group participation, What I (they) learned in Breakfast Bytes) - user assistance, link audio and video to online help. Google Case study - open access video on "Going Green". (Having a hard time finding this. Finding a speech by a Google guy ...

... institute. The great thing is also that the apprentice could suggest their own mobile apps. For example: Multiply for audio ...

... c4lpt.co.uk/Top100Tools/twitter.html Slide 15: 12 Audacity Audio ... presentations with others as well as synchronise an MP3 More info: audio with a slideset to create a ...

... explanatory.  PowerPoint users beware.  It is nothing like PowerPoint. You can add text, images, flash, video, audio, charts ... -good points. There doesn’t appear to be an option to toggle audio off and on.  (For this reason, I chose to remove the audio from my sample presentation below.) Likewise, there is no pause button.  When crafting ...

Dion shows how to give good interview - Signal vs. Noise On stories and narratives. . . A lot of musician interviews wind up with a pulling-teeth vibe where you can sense the artist would rather just let the music do the talking. "Dion Pays Homage To Guitar-Rock Giants," an audio interview with the singer-songwriter on NPR , is the opposite of that. You can sense he can't wait to tell stories about his music and his peers. It's a great lesson for anyone who's trying to promote something. If you just show up to plug something, it's easy to tune out. But if you give ...

... characteristics of online communities . As you play the presentation below and listen to the audio, read also the ...