I'd like to do both, introduce and teach. I think the beginning of the presentation should introduce the concepts, and hopefully attract some attention from people wandering the store. Then progress to showing them how to do it.
<hairbrained idea>
We could possibly set up a vlog where each "session" actually creates a video in-store and uploads it to the site. That way people attending the session would hopefully go home, view the footage, and tell their friends about it.
</hairbrained idea>
Obviously I'm motivated to create the outline, as I've recently arranged to present at a store (but it won't be until September). Since I'm already going to do it, I figured I might as well both seek help and contribute back. The reason I'm suggesting to use Keynote, is because the store will provide the presentation system.
- josh
On Wednesday, July 27, 2005, at 06:30PM, Jay dedman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> To those of you who have given in-store demos, is there a certain outline
> you've followed to introduce people to the process? If not, is anyone
> interested in coming up with something of a boilerplate with me? I think
> having a similar outline at all the demos (worldwide?) could be
> beneficial...or, maybe I'm nuts.
>
> I'm thinking along the lines of a Keynote presentation, along with sample
> videos. Of course, the content could be localized for every market.
i think this is a great idea.
when i present videoblogging to a group, i change it up to fit the situation.
but maybe a standard format might be nice.
id be glad to work with you and others on setting this up.
are you wanting to tecah people to videoblog...or just introduce the ideas?
jay
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