Starts 43:30.
When you look at Jimmy Wales' earlier stuff, he really has improved.
Much more dynamic, fluid and engaged with a nice variation of tone and
pacing.
In a random example from five years ago, a fair amount of "um" and
"uh"
in the first two minutes before he really gets going:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOEBoCn1G-4
Or from Wikimania 2005, quite nervous at the start:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHS9bf7g0M4
My point being that as trainers and advocates for Wikipedia, we should
all get better with practice. Jimmy Wales might look like a "natural"
now, but he didn't start out as one.
Perhaps we should consider videoing our stuff more often, so that we can
study ourselves in action and try to accelerate that learning process.
Edward Hands
Edwardx on WP
http://www.svtplay.se/video/1585789/del-9
Jimmy Wales (as last guest) in really fun interview. Also, for those
whose Norwegian is up to it Sven Goran-Erikson.
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