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+ kedixon 4 years ago
For some reason, the entire URL was not displayed. Here it is:

http://briangray.alablog.org/_attachments/2446127/Web2_NORASIST_OCT_2006_Presentation.pdf
+ kedixon 4 years ago
Borrowed from this presentation. See Credits on last slide: http://briangray.alablog.org/_attachments/2446127/Web2_NORASIST_OCT_2006_Presentation.pdf
+ kedixon 4 years ago
Thank you for your comments. Most of my presentations are actual software or web demonstrations. However, from time to time, I will be presenting in a place where I do not fully trust the wireless connection. If that is the case, I PPT it.

When I do PPT, I tend to look for larger images that capture the essence of the topic at hand. I also try to stay away from detailed bullets for 2 reasons. One, I like to walk around and I do not have a remote mouse, therefore, if I have a lot of bullets, I am tied to the podium. And, two, if I have a lot of bullets, I start talking and I forget to advance the bullets.

So, broad topics that allow me to talk and not worry about pushing the show along.

The inspiration for these pictures...I saw bloglines and aggregators as a whole as a topic that a lot of people in my organization are somewhat weary of because it seems too complicated or too futuristic or too scary.

The 1950s personified a time when humanity was weary and scared of the exploding technologies of warfare and space travel.
+ Tony Osime 4 years ago
Great presentation. Great use of pictures, good humor, good references. You have done so many things well. How about a slideshow on your personal style in presentations and PowerPoint?
+ kedixon 4 years ago
Aggregators take all new content from various web sites and deliver it to you.
+ kedixon 4 years ago
Purpose of this is to break the ice because I have probably lost the audience by now by reading definitions to them in the previous 2 slides. The end result is the fact that 'who cares' what the definitions are. They are just tools that, in the end, do something really great (shown on the next slide).

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Bloglines Training - Presentation Transcript

What are Feeders & Aggregators?
Web Feed Used for serving users frequently updated content. Web sites syndicate a web feed, thereby allowing users to subscribe to it.
Aggregator Making a collection of web feeds accessible in one spot is known as aggregation . The tool that does this is called an Aggregator .
Pythagorean Theorem The sum of the square roots of any two sides of an isosceles triangle is equal to the square root of the remaining side.
Web Site Web Site Web Site Web Site Web Site Web Site Web Site Aggregator
How Does an Alligator Work? Aggregator, Dear…
List of Subscriptions
Reading Area
New Content
Article Titles
Article Content
Blog Title
Like It? Keep It!
Well, How Do You Subscribe?
Find and Click the Symbol
Copy the URL
Click on Add
Paste URL Into Text Box
Click Subscribe
Choose a Folder
Click Subscribe
Read New Content Immediately
Some Sites Are Easier
Skips the Copying & Pasting
Wow, That Was Easy!
Credits
- Do you recognize RSS? Slide Image from Brian Gray, Engineering Librarian at Case Western Reserve Library. http://briangray.alablog.org/_attachments/2446127/Web2_NORASIST_OCT_2006_Presentation.pdf
- Vintage Photos from http://www.plan59.com/