This is a presentation designed for a general audience of people to introduce them to the wiki.
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Obviously the dialog that goes along with the slides is important and I'll try to edit some of that here to go along with the slides
Slide 1: Title slide
Slide 2: Change this to reflect who is giving the presentation
Slide 3: A chance to talk about the evolution of the Internet and explain where wikis fall in the evolution of things
Slide 4: Tell the story of Stone Soup. Explain that the wiki can be like the stone. The ingredients are the knowledge that we are all willing to share.
Slide 5: A chance to explain why you are bringing your stone to ___.
Slide 6: Registration. How to do it. Does this need a screenshot or graphic?
Slide 7: Everybody needs some help, there are a number of ways to get help.
Slide 8: The lowest threshold for participation is commenting on something. It is easy to do.
Slide 9: Editing is the next step. Talk a little bit about examples of edits. Talk about this being a part of making a new page.
Slide 10: Discuss how the power of the wiki comes from how well linked it is.
Slide 11: Talk about how images convey so much more than just words and how easy it can be to work with them.
Slide 12: Which other macros should be introduced? Mailto?
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Slide 16: People tend to overlook the settings screen, but there is a lot you can do with it. Point out the options with single or multiple user pages.
Slide 17: Explain that the power of multiple wikis is in interwiki linking. That someone on wiki A can reference wiki B's content.
Slide 18: Big long talk on this one, depending on audience be prepared to get interactive.
Slide 19: Sort of a catch all place to cover closing remarks.
Items not covered by this presentation explicitly are related to Business Owners. Be prepared to talk to those points as well because it is likely that the audience will have questions about that subject.
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