I agree with you ��� on the rare occasions I
do still do presentations I tend to use CompendiumNG, which is
similar to a mind map but can contain any content, including
multimedia content. It was an Open University project but was
used sufficiently elsewhere that when the Open University
decided they were done with it the project was forked and
continued by others.
It���s written in Java, currently I believe
there���s no binary although it���s easy to build. If you just
wanted the installer jar to try it out though let me know.
Honestly though I���d probably still use
Director if it weren���t for Adobe���s pricing.
Andrew Glynn
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On 07/11/17 19:39, Sean P. DeNigris wrote:
> Offray Vladimir Luna C��rdenas-2 wrote
>> The idea of slides seems
>> pretty anachronistic/boring for
making presentations.
> Amen, brother! Alan Kay would be proud
:)
>
Maybe. I refer the whole aesthetics of
slides (even the ones with
animations or simulations). You go in slide
at the time, bullet point by
bullet point, loosing context and
perspective. My usual approach is mind
maps. In [1] you can see the exported SVG
version of the one I use in a
Grafoscopio workshop. Source code is in
[2].
[1]
http://mutabit.com/grafoscopio/Docs/En/Talks/Overview/grafoscopio-mapa.svg
[2]
http://mutabit.com/grafoscopio/Docs/En/Talks/Overview/grafoscopio-mapa.mm
Cheers,
Offray
