At DrupalCamp Colorado I attended two sessions presented by 1) a 12 year old with 3 years Drupal experience and 2) two high school students on good web site design (as in “pretty”).
Matthew Tucker and Preston So did a professional presentation, as good as any I’ve seen. Even their Keynote (Mac’s presentation software) was nicer than most presentations I’ve seen:
I'm sitting at Drupal Camp Colorado waiting while they work out a few technical details for the next presentation.
What makes the presentation interesting is:
Need to set up a conference call and can’t even figure out how to add a third person to a call, much less have 10 people on the same call?
Don’t want to pay monthly fees and/or 10+ cents a minute for conference calls?
Need to set up a conference call and can’t even figure out how to add a third person to a call, much less have 10 people on the same call?
Don’t want to pay monthly fees and/or 10+ cents a minute for conference calls?
There are free alternatives. One I’ve been using for several years is http://www.freeconferencecall.com.
You go to their web site and register for a free account. They send you an email with a call-in telephone number and a conference call code.
I’ve been reading a lot about netbooks recently.
If you didn’t follow the link to Wikipedia, a netbook is a notebook computer that is light, sufficiently powerful for web browsing, email, etc., and relatively cheap.
I didn’t know it at the time, but at this year’s CES in January my daughter and I looked at one of the first netbooks, the ASUS Eee PC. It had a 7” LCD screen, a modicum of memory and ran Linux off a flash drive.
