Video of “A Risks and Opportunities Framework For Web 2.0″
Posted by Brian Kelly on 6th April 2009
I previously announced my talk on “A Risks And Opportunities Framework For Archives 2.0” which I presented at the “Archives 2.0: Shifting Dialogues between Users and Archivists” conference which was held in Manchester on 19-20th March 2009.
My previous post included an embedded screencast of a rehearsal of the talk, with an audio track being played together with the slides.
For the talk itself I removed a number of the slides. And a video recording of the talk was taken which is available in .avi and .flv formats. In addition the video is also available on the Vimeo video service. This video recording is also embedded in this blog post for Web browsers which can render .flv files:
The video of the talk, the accompanying PowerPoint file and the slidecast of the rehearsal of the talk are all available under a Creative Commons licence which permits reused by others for non-commercial purposes. These resources may be particularly useful for the participants at the conference, who may find them useful for jogging their memory about talks given at the conference, whether in the short term (for writing a trip report) or over a longer period. But how useful are such resources for others, I wonder? And should I try to synchronise the video with the slides in order to provide a richer experience?
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