IOLUG 2010 Mobile Futures

Here are the slides for my presentation given today for the Indiana Online Library Users Group 2010 meeting. I actually did an audio capture of my talk, using the Keynote record function…and Keynote crashed halfway through the video render, corrupting the file and forcing me to roll back to a previous version of the file (go go Dropbox). *sigh* So disappointed to lose the audio, because I thought that it went really, really well. In any case, here are the slides. I suppose one day I’ll learn to stop trusting technology.

IOLUG Mobile Futures Keynote

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Published:: 05.14.10 / 2pm

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Dave Marks May 21, 2010

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Dave Marks May 21, 2010

I apologize that this comment is not directly related to the topic, but I didn't know where else to stick it.

I ran across a page of yours while Googling something for my new blog (http://www.sacredpattern.com), and just wanted to thank you for introducing me to “pareidolia” and “apophenia”. Ok, I found apophenia on my own, but it was because of your page. I enjoyed prowling your pages on different sites, and was happy to learn more and find new fodder for Googling. Check out my blog if you get the chance, and leave me a comment or two! Peace.

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