Those following this blog have noticed my theme of virtual networking, Web 2.0 and what is happening in cyberspace. To view my most recent learning experience click here: Free File Hosting Made Simple - MediaFire
If that doesn't work, copy/paste this URL: http://www.mediafire.com/?7yngnwrwnjm
What you can download is my recent PowerPoint presentation to the Dallas/Ft Worth Institute of Management Consultants board of directors.
What you get is PP with audio and video and a really cool video by another source. The video is the highlight for me as it explains the web in 5 minutes. Other Internet resources that made this possible are:
If that doesn't work, copy/paste this URL: http://www.mediafire.com/?7yngnwrwnjm
What you can download is my recent PowerPoint presentation to the Dallas/Ft Worth Institute of Management Consultants board of directors.
But why should I, Doug? Thanks for asking.
What you get is PP with audio and video and a really cool video by another source. The video is the highlight for me as it explains the web in 5 minutes. Other Internet resources that made this possible are:
- WinRAR 3.62 WinRAR - Free Software Downloads and Software Reviews - Download.com
- MediaFire Free File Hosting Made Simple - MediaFire
- Any video and audio files "inserted" into a PP presentation must stay with the PP to work. If you pass along the PP all you get is the slides with no audio/video.
- Alternate solution is to upload PP to www.slideshare.net, but that site doesn't like my PP with audio/video inserted.
- My web 2.0 presentation has narration audio on all slides. Several slides have video inserted and one slide's key feature is playing a *.WMA [video] file. To share all that in cyberspace in multiple files would not have been user-friendly.
- MediaFire is a free file hosting service. To use it I wanted to consolidate the files to one folder for upload/download. Thanks to Tom at MediaFire, he suggested a software solution.
- Solution: Archive the PP file with the audio and video files using WinRAR 3.62 [free trial version for 40 days available] into one archive folder uploaded to MediaFire.
- Now all you have to do is download the archive file from MediaFire into ONE folder. Double-clicking on the download will cause all the files to self-extract. You don't need WinRAR to extract. I set the archive folder to self-extract after download.
- Open the PP folder and start the slide show and keep clicking. The audio/video will work as long as you keep all the files in the same folder on your computer.
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