great talk, how to do a talk, and great media viewer

[Eli Cochran]

I just watched this talk by Larry Lessing on creativity and copyright.

I offer it up to the Fluid community for three reasons:

- It's a great talk...

- It's a great example of how to do a talk. (he uses his slides for  
emphasis and the content is in the spoken word)

- TED has one of the best visual media viewers that I've ever used.  
Specifically mouse-over the media and you'll see a timeline that lets  
you jump to sections with in the video. Some talks have many  
bookmarks, this one only has a few. (By the way, it's Flash and it's  
accessible! At least it was on my Mac with Safari)

- OK, one more... check out the TED talk rating system, which is  
similar to tagging but different because it is a rating. I love that  
you can spread your vote around the terms, or consolidate your vote  
on one term.

http://www.ted.com/talks/view/id/187

Enjoy,
Eli


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Eli Cochran
user interaction developer
ETS, UC Berkeley


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