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This talk was most definitely for fun — an after-hours audience, with beer. The format of Bettakultcha talks is 20 slides for 15 seconds each (they transition automatically), and you can talk about ...

This talk was most definitely for fun — an after-hours audience, with beer. The format of Bettakultcha talks is 20 slides for 15 seconds each (they transition automatically), and you can talk about anything you want.

This was my first time using hand-drawn slides; I had fun. Annotations were added afterwards so this made some kind of sense when uploaded :)

And no, I don't get any kind of kickback for mentioning Paper for iPad. I just think it's brilliant.

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  • CJAtherton Chris Atherton, User Experience Architect at numiko.com Hi Ludwig — thanks for your lovely comment! I'm glad if it works for you and I'd be delighted to see more people doing this. Slides where it's all written there and there's no need for the presenter at all make me crazy ;) 9 months ago
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  • lmarby presenter's 24 at presenter’s 24 Wow! Apart from the fascinating content - this is the FIRST TIME I have seen a REAL presentation on Slideshare! A slide, plus the content a human might deliver to it. What we mostly see here, is (only) 'slideshares'. A medium which not even has a proper name, so far. Tells its message, but in the end even the most poular ones are sequences of multimedia billboards. I have been wondering how to amend this medium, so we can show real-life presentations in here. And Chris has done it. Thank you Chris - you are a pioneer! 9 months ago
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  • CJAtherton Chris Atherton, User Experience Architect at numiko.com @mikeslater Thanks for the encouragement! It was my first time trying something like this; it went sufficiently well that I'd like to do it again :) 11 months ago
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  • mikeslater Mike Slater, Director at Diamond Environmental Ltd Thanks Chris. I think the app looks good but only being able to export 1 page at a time is a major restriction. I admire your dedication ! But the slides look good and stand out because they're different. 11 months ago
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  • CJAtherton Chris Atherton, User Experience Architect at numiko.com @mikeslater Hi Mike, sorry for the delay in responding. I did it the long, slow, painful way: email them, one at a time. I'm desperately hoping that @FiftyThree sorts out an 'export notebook' function ASAP — I'm using it to storyboard something for work, and I have a booklet that's fast approaching 100 pages :-/ 11 months ago
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  • mikeslater Mike Slater, Director at Diamond Environmental Ltd I like the way you've used the Paper App to produce something different. How did you manage to export your drawings given the limitations of the app? 1 year ago
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  • CJAtherton Chris Atherton, User Experience Architect at numiko.com Thank you! :) 1 year ago
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  • matthewsuj University of Johannesburg at University of Johannesburg great presentation. thank you for sharing that. 1 year ago
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  • CJAtherton Chris Atherton, User Experience Architect at numiko.com Aww hey, thanks! (I've just fixed the annotations, in case you saw them while they were still b0rked). I would strongly encourage you to indulge that notion — I've never had so much fun putting together a slide presentation in my life :) 1 year ago
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  • ids Ian Smith, IT Architect at IBM UK Ltd This is great! Ever since owning Paper, I've been wanting to do something like this. Love it! 1 year ago
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