On Thu, May 7, 2009 at 6:49 AM, Brianna Laugher
<brianna.laugher(a)gmail.com>wrote;wrote:
However, the most popular method of developing slides
by far, is by
Powerpoint/Keynote/OO.org Impress etc. I don't think there has been
developed any good method for converting these kinds of slide sets to
the S5 format or a similar format. So while it may be true that "they
should just be wiki pages", in reality that doesn't really work. In
the absence of good format conversion methods, it makes more sense to
aim for collaborative editing of the existing popular style of
creating slides.
another option is to make a new "skin" for the wiki, that is much like a
"web slideshow" viewer. And having a "master page" that include the
frames
(so you can use frames from a different slideshow).
pros:
- use text
- simple
- it can reuse frames
- editable with a browser
cons:
- It don't use the popular Microsoft Office [tm] software
- not wysiwig
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