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Direct from BarCamp Perth2.0, here are the slides, the presentation plan and introduction I used.

Stewart Greenhill aka the GreenGuy has posted the video of my session the social network in your pocket on viddler.

If you wondered why it has been quiet around here lately, I have spent the last two weeks researching and preparing for my presentation at PodCamp Perth 2007.

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My second WebJam was interesting event. Held after WDS07 on a Saturday evening, in front of a couple hundred people. What was interesting was the line up of speakers. The biggest surprise for me was the limited number of local speakers, there was three international speakers Andy Clarke, Aaron Gustafson and Chaals from Opera, add to that the WA contigent of me and Myles and you had I think 9 locals.

Sue of Mobile Technology in TAFE of has taken my WebJam slide show added audio from Greenguy’s video and combined them to produce a much improved version of my presentation without me bouncing around the stage. The resulting discussion is interesting.

Thanks to GreenGuy, my moment of glory/infamy at WebJam is now on YouTube.

aka the art of the 3 minute presentation

The websledge presentation is on slideshare, it has had a couple of minor additions (ie what I should of added earlier). But it really needs an audio track, because the words are far more important than the slides, plus you miss the cheer from the staff of one web design company when they find the have not been left out. I will let you know if the video goes online.

Creating a 3 minute presentation for WebJam is harder than creating a 30 minute presentation for another event…

I had a visit from our venues coordinator this afternoon, needing a Macbook Pro to VGA connector, I was happy to oblige. This was shortly followed by a phone to help the presenter get the projector to display properly. Arriving at lecture theatre I found…

The presentation went quite well, lots of question and I went well off my notes (will post later) and hopefully there will a podcast available.

The slides, which are mainly images to remind me of what to talk about is a 1.8Mb PDF or on SlideShare

I managed to knock the battery loose from the audio recorder some time during my presentation and probably ruined the chance of a podcast. So here is the script for the presentation. I did not stick to the script completely, particularly after being told I had a minute left at slide seven. It does cover the main points of my presentation, in more depth than the slides (1.7Mb PDF).