On Tue, 2007-11-06 at 20:55 +0100, Michael Hasenstein wrote: > Or with other (and less) words : I want to do something cool, multimedia > is cool, and I don't want to do it alone! Doesn't have to be serious > boring learning content, let's create cool ideas in multimedia for and > maybe with Linux! And let's not use somebody else's commercial website, > like Youtube, making others even more rich, and let's also not do it all > for ourselves each on our own little websites. Let's do it on ONE site, > as ONE project, and if there's money to be made (and there is!!!) it > would be REAL fun. > > Michael > > > Anders Johansson wrote: > > How were you planning on generating the content? The only flash-generating > > software that I'm aware of is openoffice Export, but that doesn't seem good > > enough
Sounds like a great and bold initiative. I think interactive media has its advantages, but not always. Sometimes text beats the heck out of multimedia. What are your plans for managing and structuring tutorials? Who sets up the categories, outlines, etc.? If you have free-flow, throw tutorials in willy-nilly, it will fall apart. There has to be hierarchical structure to the plan. Can you give us some ideas? And who are you aiming towards? End-users? Administrative users? Command-line users? KDE/GNOME users? Oh, and one other thing. If you're going to have voice-overs, please include captioning for the hearing-impaired, like other sites are moving towards these days. -- ---Bryen--- -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
