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Germany University Tour

December 12, 2008 · by zibin

After 7 days, 10 universities and a lot of cool discussions during evening meet-ups, Opera's Geman university tour has comes to an end.

For everybody who attended the seminars and meetups, a BIG DANKE! The Opera team that was present in Germany were Håkon Wium Lie, Anne van Kesteren, Roberto Mateu and Bernd Goessling. Here goes the slides.

Here are Håkon's "One Web" slides. Håkon's slide uses Opera Show. By going F11 full screen in Opera, you can go into presentation mode.

Here are Anne's slides on HTML 5. You can watch these slides in the same manner as Håkon's. If you fancy trying out the video demos, you will need Opera's experimental video build.

Roberto's talk is about Web Browser Industry PDF 850kb. This presentation includes trends in the browser industry, Opera's products and some use case examples.

For a summary of the whole tour, check out our Opera University Tour blog.

Readers' comments 7

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  • serious13. December 2008, 08:55:27

    my, what a shame. you could have made some stops in austria too (well, maybe next time :wink:).
  • Schalandra13. December 2008, 14:09:07

    :eyes:
    I missed that! :no:
    I surely would have taken a day off to listen to your presentations... too bad. :frown:
  • anne13. December 2008, 23:09:24

    (FWIW, the link to my site is wrong. Space at the end should not be there.)
  • zibin14. December 2008, 11:56:44

    fixed
  • mabdul15. December 2008, 11:42:44

    @anne, with the blue background it is much better than with white (like at the LMU p:)

    mabdul aka dennis
  • goessling17. December 2008, 07:51:58

    We also have a video of one of Håkon's talks available

    http://my.opera.com/chooseopera/blog/2008/12/15/one-web
  • Schalandra17. December 2008, 08:10:53

    :up: Thanks.

About this article

Published inODIN blog
DateDecember 12, 2008
Authorzibin
TagsUniversity, education, tour, Germany, 3, 5, 9.6, accessibility, alpha, audio, bad practices, Belgian
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