All good ideas. Clubs are always looking for interesting programs.
Before Covid, our in-person club meeting would sometimes have a guest
speaker ¡°live¡± via Skype. We have a projector and some speakers to see and
hear the remote presenter, plus a camera on a tripod so the presenter can
see the room. We also have a mic on a long cord to pass around for
questions. For presenters, it¡¯s more work than a one time video, but it¡¯s
much more engaging than watching a video too.
Thank you to all who take their time to share what they have learned, no
matter how they make it happen!
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On Wed, Feb 24, 2021 at 12:41 PM Jim Lux <jim@...> wrote:
On 2/24/21 9:06 AM, Larry Macionski via groups.io wrote:
Barry K3EUI-
I appreciate your dedication to bring this effort to the group.
Obviously there is a Power Point version. You will be in demand when
hamfests, return Shortly.
I encourage you to narrate a Power Point Presentation and place it on
DVD for distribution at nominal cost to Clubs.
I spoke to the ARRL at a ARRL convention to promote such presentations
that would be available like some sort of traveling virtual speaker.
Or post it on Youtube - No need for a DVD - someone can just download it
and save it.
I would suggest getting some help for this. Someone who is familiar with
recording, editing, and synchronizing against the slides can do it in
the blink of an eye, but hard to do by yourself.
