Exponent 2.0 Webinar : Camp Fire Following Up

Posted by phillip on 05/13/09 | Tags: webinar , exp2

Thank you to all those who showed up to the webinar (all 39 of you)! It was a pleasure to present. below the post, you'll see three videos: Video 1 is the webinar itself including the presentation, and the question and answer session following. Videos two and three are the two videos that were embedded in the presentation that ended up getting lost in translation (very choppy during presentation).

We're working out the technical kinks to make the next webinar run smoother, and end up with a better recording when we're done.

Please feel free to comment below with any comments, questions and opinions below.

editor.mov
slingbar.mov
camp_fire.flv

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