On Wednesday 27 May 2009 20:23:29 Zeth wrote: > 2009/5/27 Christian Scholz <[email protected]>: > > or one does it the other way round, collects them on the EP site and > > somebody uploads the missing ones to slideshare > > Well it is having enough somebodies that is always the problem. I > think collecting via email into a directory is the simpliest solution.
I think things worked fairly well last year: people went to the Wiki and uploaded their talks... http://www.europython2008.eu/TalkMaterials I'm not sure if the abstracts/schedule was archived last year, but I did make an abstracts page on the 2008 Wiki as, having seen the inconsistent archiving policy in action for EuroPython over the years, I thought that an alternative location would be nice. This brings me to the following: > I personally prefer a written summary/outline/paper than slides. So if > a proportion of people have the ability and will to write up their > talk in a more formal or grown-up fashion, then the 'slideshare' > website is irrelevant. I think Slideshare probably gets the materials out there and up into the best results for searches, and all that Web 2.0 stuff. It also offers some redundancy in case sites get rearranged and pages disappear. Let us point people to such sites from the Wiki so that they can get their materials out there effectively, in addition to uploading stuff to the Wiki, of course. Paul _______________________________________________ Europython-improve mailing list [email protected] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/europython-improve
