I got up early to work on our site, disregarding sleep requirements…but now I’m thinking:
would you be averse to rescheduling today’s Skype?
My tech heavy lifting has depleted my brain batteries, which need a recharge before delve into Core Concepts. Plus I want to do some more techy stuff in the next few days that needs to be done.
Like nail down what’s up with Slide Share, now that I’ve seen we don’t actually have unlimited storage at HostGator, and processes can “fill up fast”……and that we want to save that space for certain functions that are best done on our site….while taking advantage of cloud services when it’s available, affordable, and works well for us.
Might I suggest Sat, Sun, Mon, or Tuesday? Pick your preferred time?
If you really want a Skype today, can do in the early afternoon say around 1:30pm… sorry to mess with your schedule.
Or course, our communication will continue either way. I will probably post sometime tomorrow in Day to Day something more about how Mindjet documents can be used as outlines for, and slides in, our Core Concept presentations….which now seem likely to be PowerPoint files to work with Slide Share. (still could use Keynote to create, and then save as PPT, if it doesn’t screw up formatting etc, like it used to in the past if one did that.)
Yes, we are laying the foundation now, which is heavy lifting of the corner stones etc, upon which we will build a beautiful villa, with great views, and a pool. Oh wait, you already did that…=^)…but this one is “virtual”…
Otherwise known as learning by doing. We have been busy little doers of late. I think you are a champion of “learning by doing”…I forget exactly what you call that…but you know what I mean.
I figure we are becoming somewhat knowledgable through this process of dos and don’ts that other “outfits” would encounter trying to host or support classes… and we will be able to guide them better because of our experience. We are trail blazing, which can be hot and sweaty and dirty work.
Fortunately, we have a knack, you and I, for putting our learning experiences to good use down the road.
John