Web 2.0 Toolset presentation

I gave a talk yesterday for the members of it@cork titled “The Web 2.0 Toolset – a business focussed overview

There were around 70 people in attendance and feedback afterwards was very positive.

Here is a copy of the presentation I gave. I hope to have a video of the presentation live by tomorrow.


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8 responses to “Web 2.0 Toolset presentation”

  1. It would be very interesting if you can mix your slides & video using Omnisio.com.

    Thanks.

  2. Groovy Presentation slides. Looking forward to the video.

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  6. Terry avatar
    Terry

    having attended your presentation on Web2.0 I was inspired to setup a blog for our local rowing club in Killorglin, Co Kerry. I had planned on setting up a website using something like Drupal but the blog idea with associated flickr and youtube accounts is great! Thanks.
    Checkout http://killorglinrowing.wordpress.com 🙂

    Terry

  7. @Gordon – the video is up at http://www.tomrafteryit.net/web-20-toolset-overview-presentation/

    @Terry – fantastic, well done! I’m delighted to hear it.

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