Sunday reading links:
Prezi goes public
Word just got out that Prezi, a really great online tool that allows you to create stunning flash presentations, went public. I tried it some time ago and it is just wonderful. If you want people to be blown away by your presentation, you absolutely have to give it a try.
SharePoint – Modify & Create Survey Views
Calculated Columns, Formulas & Functions in Sharepoint
There is no defending myself against the accusation that this blog is getting too much SharePoint-centric. My only excuse is that calculated columns are way, way underused in SharePoint and are a mighty tool for various purposes. These sites compile almost all (i am joking, of course, i can only scratch the surface in this regard) there is to know about calculated columns:
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Two small things: First some examples of really smart uses of the Content Editor Web Part available to end users in SharePoint. You can freely add JavaScript (or even CSS-overrides) to the CEWP, so this web part can be a mighty tool for end users and administrators alike. Check out the examples here.
And this April Fools Joke can clearly be filed under ‚How to not use your Intranet‘. Although i could raise some valid questions about authenticity and transparency and how these concepts relate to digital communication, the reality leaves me baffled.
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Links for today:
- The Lean Intranet: from Intranet Zero to Intranet 2.0 [Link]
- Information Architecture: Why SharePoint 2007 Needs It [Link]
Especially interesting:
- LearningPoint for Sharepoint: eTraining solution developed on SharePoint
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So, finally i got WordPress up and runnning. Things to do in the following months are the design of this site, which is in dire need of an overhaul (the standard theme just doesn’t cut it), first drafts of my CV, and of course the most important thing: learning for my final exams. Stay tuned for more to come.