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The slides from the tutorial I gave at the DC-2008 conference on Monday are now available on Slideshare and embedded below.
I think it went OK. Although I've done presentations like this a few times now, I still don't feel I've quite found the ideal way of presenting the material, and however hard I try to build things up gradually, I always hit a point where I introduce a lot of detail over the course of four or five slides.
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A blog about Web 2.0, the Semantic Web, open access, digital libraries, metadata, middleware, elearning, online identity, virtual worlds and anything else that takes our fancy by Pete Johnston and Andy Powell.
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Thank you, Pete. This is the best summary and clearest explanation of DCAM I have read.
Posted by: Irvin Flack | September 25, 2008 at 02:21 AM