-Anthony

The “glitch’ you mentioned is a cut between two takes – it’s quite a thing to try to speak for 10+ minutes straight with no glitches! I had to create several cuts in this video, and after my 5th time trying for the “perfect” cut I decided to shoot on and spliced them together. Otherwise you may still have been waiting for it!

I love how some folks like Cali Lewis of GeekBeat TV include some of their outtakes at the end of the show… mine just aren’t that interesting… yet!

Since I know you have an iPad, I’ll tell you I use Teleprompt+ for the iPad, mounted to my tripod right under the sightline of the camera. It’s a very nice and handy program!

I’m thinking of putting together a small video on how I make the show as a future training… It’s interesting stuff, and folks like Cali inspired me to create The WordPress Dojo in that making these videos is not rocket science, but you do need to hunker down and give yourself an education. I anticipate many of the people who will sign up to The WordPress Dojo will want to do something similar in their niche. There are 2 woodworking blogs I can think of that I myself enjoy, and the opportunities are endless fo anyone who wants to promote their website in their own niche!

That’s an upcoming segment as well – how to choose your niche!

Back to work!

-Anthony

See you at the next training session.

L8R,

J.L.

I won’t hold being a Windows user against you {grin!}

The WordPress Dojo is indeed, Windows, Mac, and iPod/iPhone compatible, so our fellow members will be able to learn from any location at any time. it was built from the ground up using the iThemes Builder theme layout engine, and they were careful in crafting it to work in all browsers.

You bring up a great point, though – platform compatibility. WordPress recently announced they will no longer support Internet Explorer version 6.x (Microsoft doesn’t even support it anymore!) I can’t imagine there are users out there that still use such an old browser! There are so many ‘standards’ today that IE6 does not support, including many core functions, that the WordPress core team no longer supports it, and there are many free alternatives available.

The WordPress team even created a website – Browse Happy – that has links to all the major alternative browsers. Give it a look!

Thanks again for joining, and I look forward to getting the first courses out ASAP – I’m scripting the first one right now!

-Anthony