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Searching 2.0 presentation
Thanks to everyone who attended either via EI or PEN today. Here’s the presentation for those that missed it.
These instructions were originally posted on Clay’s Blog. I’ve modified them a little and added screenshots.
- First turn on the Developer Tab on the Ribbon by clicking on the Microsoft logo at the top left of the window and selecting PowerPoint Options all the way at the bottom of the menu. Next put a check next to the unchecked item to show the Developer Tab
- Go to YouTube and select a video to embed
- Copy the URL
- Open Notepad and paste the URL
- In the URL delete "watch?" and change the = sign to a ⁄
- Copy the new URL
- Back in PowerPoint, on the Developer menu choose "More Controls"
- Select Shockwave Flash Object
- Click and drag on the PowerPoint slide to draw a box in which the video will appear
- Right Click the box and select properties
- Paste the URL into the Movie Property field
- Adjust the options for Looping or AutoPlay if desired
- Close the Properties window
- You can now adjust the size of the video by dragging the corners as needed
Your YouTube video will now play directly in your presentation provided you are connected to the Internet.
Thanks and thanks again
Just a quick pair of thanks to the librarians at Love Library on the campus of University of Nebraska, Lincoln and to the attendees of the Southeast Library System (NE) 2008 Training Extravaganza, both of whom I spoke for last week. Both groups were fun and my hosts were a pleasure to work with. Below is a photo of some Wii Boxing fun which will link you through to my other photos from the SELS event. (My presentation was on LibraryThing and it was not recorded nor were there handouts.) Video, audio, and the slides from my UNL talk are available through the NLC blog.
Oh, and UNL librarians: Yes, Diana will be one of your students this fall. Got any work-study openings?
Spring Speaking Schedule
March
- 11 – Rapid City Public Library, Rapid City, SD, Social Web Workshops
- 12 – South Dakota Library Association Spring Forum, Rapid City, SD, Keynote (Social Web) and closing (Observations from the day)
- 14 – South Dakota Library Association Spring Forum, Brookings, SD, Keynote (Social Web) and closing (Observations from the day)
- 19 – Library Camp Kansas, Manhattan, KS
- 20 – University of Nebraska Council of Libraries (UNCL) Staff Development Day, Lincoln, NE, Social Networking & Library 2.0
April
- 6 – Computers in Libraries 2008, Crystal City, VA, Gaming Preconference (attending)
- 7 – Computers in Libraries 2008, Crystal City, VA, Moderator for Track A
- 8 – Computers in Libraries 2008, Crystal City, VA, C202: Libraries a-Twitter & del.icio.us
- 9 – Computers in Libraries 2008, Crystal City, VA, eBooks & eInk Cybertour
- 10 – Computers in Libraries 2008, Crystal City, VA, RSS Postconference
- 17 – Nebraska Library Commission, Lincoln, NE, Get Your Game On! The How and Why of running a gaming tournament in your library
- 24 & 25 – 3rd International Conference on Information Warfare and Security (attending), Peter Kiewit Institute, University of Nebraska Omaha
- 25 – Lincoln City Libraries Staff Day (unconfirmed), Lincoln, NE, Library Signage
May
- 7 – Prarie Area Library System (PALS) Day, Starved Rock State Park, Il, Reference 2008
- 20-23 – NLC Workshops, Chadron State College, Chadron, NE, Topics TBA
- 28 – NLC Workshop, Lincoln, NE, XHTML
- 29 – NLC Workshop, Lincoln, NE, CSS
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In case you missed "the Dutch boys’" presentation, here is my 10 edited version of the live portions of their presentation.




