WordCamp Israel

Good morning from Tel-Aviv !

I’ll be attending WordCamp Israel in a couple of hours and giving a quick presentation as well. I’ll update this post later in the day with the slides and hopefully some video footage too.

update: Great seeing everyone and hope my presentation was helpful.  We don’t have the video yet, but below is the Keynote/PPT using Slideshare.  I also generally go more visual on the slides with a photo and just a word or two, but knowing that I was going to embed it, I made it a bit more verbose.

( Download PDF version of the presentation & a cool visual representation of the presentation by dibau naum h on flickr plus the WordCamp Israel 2008 flickr pool )

Also a few things people at WC Tel Aviv didn’t seem to know about that are helpful:

Thanks to Tal, Noa, Elad Salomons, and Itai Nathaniel and all the organizers and volunteers for a great WordCamp.

13 thoughts on “WordCamp Israel

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  2. Just wanted to thank you for the participation, the tips in the presentation, and your involvement in general. I must admit that i came without much expectations, and gladly, i was wrong :)

    see you next year!

  3. Thanks for everything Raanan.
    I would also like to mention that Elad Salomons AND Itai Nathaniel are part of the organizing team – and did an amazing amount and quality of work to get this production happening.

    Hope to see you next year,
    Tal Galili

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  5. Very much enjoyed your speech and meeting you too. Still interested in finding out what the breakdown of English/Hebrew bloggers on COM is. :) Thanks again for coming over.

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