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Presentation Description | Speaker Information | Meeting Agenda | Location | Sponsors | Registration Cleveland Park Library, 1st Floor, Large Meeting Room 3310 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Wash., DC Telling Your Multimedia Story Using Free Software Tools Speaker: Phil Shapiro, Trainer, Takoma Park, Maryland, Public Library, and Chair, CPCUG Software Tutorials SIG Do you have a story about your business, or your favorite cause, you'd like to tell the world—with sound and graphics? There are several excellent, free software tools you can use. This presentation will cover the use of several, including—
Using these programs enables you to tell many kinds of stories online—stories related to your business, your advocacy, your interests, your hobbies, and so forth. This presentation will also demonstrate and explain the process of creating screencasts—narrated explanations of software or Web sites. You can create excellent screencasts using Camtasia Studio (for Windows)—it's not free, but speaker Phil Shapiro reports it is well worth its $300 cost. Before long you'll also be able to create narrated screencasts using Wink, a free software tool for Windows and Linux. As much as possible, this presentation will be platform independent, for Windows, Macintosh, and Linux. We've allowed an extra hour for this program and encourage attendees to share information and ideas about online storytelling. If you've had experience in this area, bring Web links to share. We can learn from each other. Additional information about Phil Shapiro can be found at—
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Saturday, March 18, 1:00 pm Cleveland Park Library, 1st Floor, Large Meeting Room 3310 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Washington, DC (Library open 9:30 am to 5:30 pm) . (map) Location: One-half block south of the Cineplex Odeon Uptown movie theatre on Connecticut Avenue, NW, Washington, DC. (There are many restaurants suitable for pre- or post-meeting gathering/networking/refreshment in the block north of the library.) Parking: Very small lot, off Macomb St., to left of library. Metrorail--Cleveland Park Station on the Red Line (on Connecticut Avenue, just 1.5 blocks north of meeting site) Free and open to all
CPCUG Member-Only Door Prize Drawing at end of some meetings! Optional Post-Meeting Gatherings Several times a year a smaller group (usually about 8 to 12) goes to Nanny O'Brien's (directly across the street from the library at 3319 Connecticut Avenue, NW, 202-686-9189, open 2 pm Saturday to 2 am Sunday) or another local establishment for continued conversation, networking, and refreshment following the meeting. (Participants pay for their own beverages and food.) Join us! Advance Registration Requested. Often we have handouts and/or giveaways. Only your advance registration enables us to have enough for everyone. Please register via e-mail. Next Meeting: Saturday, April 15, 2006, 1:00 pm Avoiding a Sparrow's Nest in the Mailbox: Managing Contributed and Collaborative Projects Speaker: Gabe Goldberg, President, Computers and Publishing, Inc. Return to the home page of CPCUG's Entrepreneurs and Consultants SIG. March 15, 2006 |