I just realized I never posted a link to my slides from my WordCamp Denver presentation a few weeks back.
You can find them here: Core Competency
Navigate:
- between slides using the LEFT/RIGHT arrow keys
- “within” a slide using the UP/DOWN arrow keys (red bottom corner indicator)
- N or ] = jump to next section
- P or [ = jump to previous section
- 1 = go to beginning
- 0 = go to end
Curious about the code? It’s on GitHub.
This was the first time I’ve given the same presentation twice and I found it to be a very interesting experience. While I did add a new section to the talk for the Denver (as well as various minor code improvements) I found that the fact I’d put most of the presentation a couple of months prior meant that I didn’t have all of the transitions on my fingertips the way I had at WordCamp Albuquerque. There was a bit of latency with slide transitions as well due to the technical set-up, which was unfortunate but I don’t think it hurt the presentation too badly.
My thanks (again) to Kevin and everyone else who helped make WordCamp Denver happen this year.
Alex King: 2012 WordCamp Denver Presentation http://t.co/D7dU0Zlh
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