The way that we interact with the web has changed.

For many of us, it is no longer something that we “turn on” when we are looking for a specific answer or experience . . . but rather something that is “always on”.

Our ideas, assets and creations are stored in various place on the web, most of our communication and information is web-based, so why aren’t we using a presentation medium that is tightly integrated with the web?

I mean . . . have you ever tried to link to a web page from a PowerPoint presentation and back again without it disrupting the presentation!?!?

Then I discovered how easy it is to create a media RSS feed that can be displayed as a Cooliris Wall!

If you haven’t come across it before; Cooliris is a browser plugin that will “transforms your browser into a lightning fast, cinematic way to enjoy photos and videos from the Web or your desktop.”

This is an ideal alternative to more ‘traditional’ presentations, as you can simply export your PowerPoint or Keynote slides as images and display these on a Cooliris wall, interspersed with other images and movie files.

Now enough theory . . . if you are interested click on the image below to go to the launch page for this demonstration / tutorial.

Is this something that you would use?

Would love to hear your thoughts. Click here to go to the comments.

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Tags: cooliris, keynote, powerpoint, presentation

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