Presentations

File Multimedia with Plone
Presentation given at the PyConBrasil 2007 conference in Joinville, Brazil.
File Multimedia and Podcasting with Plone
Presentation given at the Plone Conference 2007 in Naples, Italy.
File Multimedia in Plone (DZUG Conference 2007)
Presentation given at the DZUG Conference 2007 in Potsdam, Germany. Discuss podcasting, large file handling, tour of Plone4Artists component features, advantages of using Zope 3, success stories, uploading tools, etc.
File Podcasting and Multimedia with Plone
June 1, 2007. Presentation given at the LinuxTag 2007 conference in Berlin, Germany.
File Plone4Artists and Multimedia
Presented to the ZPUGDC Users Group in Washington, D.C. on May 1, 2007. Overview of the Plone4Artists project and the tools used to add multimedia functionality to a Plone site.
File Plone for non-profits and enterprise customers
Nov. 28, 2006. Nate Aune participated in a panel discussion about Open Source Content Management Experiences at the 3rd Annual Gilbane Conference on Content Technologies in Boston, MA. The presentation is an overview of Plone, including two case studies (non-profit and enterprise customers), and why you might want to choose an open source CMS solution.
File Multimedia and Podcasting with Plone
Oct. 27, 2006. This presentation at the Plone Conference 2006 in Seattle, WA discusses the new Zope 3 based multimedia products: Plone4ArtistsAudio and how you can use them for podcasting.
File Developing for Plone using ArchGenXML / ArgoUML
July 24, 2006. The training materials for the Plone Magic Camp in Brooklyn, NY. This day-long course helps you get started with rapid application development using ArchGenXML and ArgoUML. We walk through an example of building an Artist and Group classes in ArgoUML, and auto-generate the Plone product code using ArchGenXML.
File Effective Websites for Community Groups
June 17, 2006. Workshop conducted at the Grassroots Use of Technology Conference in Cambridge, MA. Transform your website into a dynamic online community with online member registration, discussion forums, blogs, wikis, events calendar, RSS syndication and podcasting. We will take a close look at Plone, the open source content management system, and how non-profit and grassroots organizations can leverage this powerful system to build communities and drive more traffic to their site. Oxfam America will demo their Plone-based websites and discuss how they are engaging their communities on the web, through the use of podcasting and calendaring/event registration tools.
File Microformats and the Future of Syndication
Apr. 23, 2006. A talk given at the CM Pros Summit in San Francisco, CA in connection with the Gilbane conference on content management. This talk discusses RSS and it's limitations, explains microformats such as hCalendar and hCard and why they are beneficial for providing structured data about events and contacts. It covers several applications of microformats (upcoming.org, meetup.com, flock.com) and demonstrates how support for microformats can be added to blogging tools such as Wordpress and CMSes such as Plone.
File Snow Sprint Summary
Feb. 23, 2006. Presentation given at the Boston Plone Meetup group hosted by Optaros. Gave a summary of the Snow Sprint in Egg, Austria which included discussion of multimedia, blogging, Ajax, Zope 3 and culminated in beer drinking across the street.
File Multimedia and Podcasting with Plone
Mar. 8, 2006. A tutorial at the Plone Symposium in New Orleans. Includes 3 parts: 1) An overview of Plone4Artists 2) Implement PloneMultimedia and 3) Extending with custom content types.
File Learning Lab Denmark launches a new multilingual Plone-based website (PDF)
Nov. 26, 2003. Presentation given at the Danish Zope Users Group meeting. Copenhagen, Denmark. Topics included: Brief intro to Plone 2.0, Building a workflow for translation of content, Handling multilingual content in Plone, LDAPUserFolder with Active Directory, Epoz WYSIWYG editor, TextIndexNG search tool, CMFOODocument, etc.
File Introduction to Plone (PDF)
Jan. 24, 2005. A presentation about Plone given at the CMS Series, a bi-monthly gathering of technical professionals serving the Boston non-profit community. Sponsored by Organizers' Collaborative (http://www.organizenow.net)
File Plone4Artists - Presentation at EuroPython 2005 (PDF)
June 28, 2005. This presentation gives a comprehensive overview of the Plone4Artists project, including screenshots of the various Plone products that are used, and their integration with popular desktop application such as iPhoto, iCal, iTunes. Presented at the EuroPython conference in Gothenburg, Sweden. (6/29/05).
File ArchGenXML / UML and Plone (PDF)
July 22, 2005. Using the Poseidon UML modeling tool and ArchGenXML, this presentation shows how to create a Plone product in a matter of minutes without writing a single line of code. The example used is ArtistSite, a model of artists, bands and recordings which is then transformed into a Plone product. Presented at the North America Plone Symposium in New Orleans, LA. (7/22/2005)
File Moving your website to the next level with Plone (PDF)
April 16, 2005. The presentation slides from Nate's presentation about Plone at the Grassroots Use of Technology Conference at the MIT Tang Center (4/16/05). http://organizenow.net/conference05.html
File What's New in Plone 2.1 (PDF)
Sept. 9, 2005. Presentation at the Boston Python Users Group discussing the new features of Plone 2.1 including Live Search, Smart Folders, Kupu visual editor, Archetypes-based content types, etc. Also included a hands-on demo. Chris Curvey reports, "Excellent presentation. Nate really knows his topic and presents it well."
File Building an artist community website with ArchGenXML / Poseidon
Sept. 21, 2005. Talk given at Plone Conference 2005 in Vienna.
File Plone Conference 2005 Highlights
Oct. 27, 2005. At the kick-off Boston Plone Users group meeting, Nate presented highlights from the Plone Conference 2005 in Vienna. Some of the talks mentioned were RichDocument, Eclipse, CompositePack / Azax, PloneMall, Mozilla / XUL, eXtremeManagement, Five, Goldegg, etc. (10/27/05)
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