Tinderbox Meetup 01 Sept 2024 (Video): Creating Presentation Slides in and With Tinderbox

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Tinderbox Meetup 01 Sept 2024: Creating Presentation Slides in and With Tinderbox

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|Published Date|9/1/24|
|Revision|1|
|Type|Meetup|
|Tags|5Cs, 5Cs Knowledge Management, Artificial Intelligence, ChatGPT, Citations, Claude, Courseware, CustomerGPT, Design Principles, Eastgate, IA.net, Keynote, Kumu.io, Mark Bernstein, Merrill’s Instructional DesignPrinciples, Michael Becker, Personal AI, PowerPoint, Prifina, Reval.js, Shower, Slidemaker, Slidly, Tinderbox, W3C Slides, Zotero|
|Video Length|01:36:00|
|Video URL|https://youtu.be/MftKgcC9CgM|
|Chat File|TBX Meetup 01SEPT24_Chat.txt (3.3 KB)|
|TBX Version|10|
|Host|Michael Becker|

In this Tinderbox meetup, we had a lively discussion on how to use Tinderbox to help you with your presentations. There as also a question raised around how to organize your material in Tinderbox. Mary Beth explained her and Becker’s use case, which involved the creation of courseware and the inclusion of slides. The community has a lively discussion. Mark B. proposed steps you need to consider. Bill discussed content alignment challenges. Win discussed his use of Cluade AI to help with slides and the creation of quiz questions. Other topics discussed were getting your content out of PowerPoint and into Tinderbox, which is easier said than done, content alignment between different tools, working with collaborators, etc. Becker demonstrated his approach (5Cs: collection, curation, creation, collaboration, contribution), which relies heavily on creating knowledge assets (images, quotes, videos, text, citations, etc.) in Tinderbox (Insight: separate content from structure and appearance; create in TBX, leave output software for last). Near the end of the session, Becker also demonstrated presenting right out of Tinderbox.

  1. Agenda

  • Using TBX to create slides for a course

  • How are people organizing the notes

  • Steps to Consdier**
  • First, what format will be your final output (e.g., verbal, browser, Keynote, PowerPoint, Tinderbox Map, Tinderbox Preview)
  • Consider the style: limited words, image heavy?
  • Second, work on your content (separate content from structure and appearance)
  • Third, work on your final slides in your output
  • Embrace the friction
  • References