I like Infoq, and especially their presentations.
These presentation page has 3 elements:
This layout works very well, and basically shows you what you need.
But...
The window is a bit small (320x240), especially on larger resolutions screens. Especially when the presenter also shows some code, which is usually shown in the video window.
So I wrote a little user script which enlarges this video window (480x320).
This script is only for the Google Chrome browser. A similar Firefox based GreaseMonkey script should be easy to convert.
To install click on my
InfoQ Presentation Video Enlarger user script available at
www.ivar.co.uk/cargo/infoq-enlarge-presentation.chrome.user.js.
You can download and look at the js in a text editor first.It really is a very small and easy to understand script.
Anyone can contribute changes if desired.
These presentation page has 3 elements:
- Top left: One small video showing the person presenting
- Top right: One small window describing the presentation and presenters
- Bottom: One large window showing the actual presentation slide
This layout works very well, and basically shows you what you need.
But...
The window is a bit small (320x240), especially on larger resolutions screens. Especially when the presenter also shows some code, which is usually shown in the video window.
So I wrote a little user script which enlarges this video window (480x320).
This script is only for the Google Chrome browser. A similar Firefox based GreaseMonkey script should be easy to convert.
To install click on my
InfoQ Presentation Video Enlarger user script available at
www.ivar.co.uk/cargo/infoq-enlarge-presentation.chrome.user.js.
You can download and look at the js in a text editor first.It really is a very small and easy to understand script.
Anyone can contribute changes if desired.
Seems my version no longer works. I have uploaded the code to github. Feel free and fork
21 Dec 2011, 16:42:00
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