will serve as a living archive of useful stuff, perpetually updated as we do this presentation on future occasions. Example three is my blogs and blogging Prezi, used for a workshop. The workshop in question had two main elements -- the importance of an online presence, and the mechanics and good practice of setting up and maintaining a blog. Although the online presence bit was important on the day, the 'how to' part of things was always more likely to be a lasting, useful thing -- with that in mind I wanted it to be a stand-alone resource. So I used PowerPoint for everything else, and Prezi for that bit -- meaning there was an isolated presentation within a presentation, that people could refer to, link to, and embed. This particular Prezi makes a lot of the fact that I am describing a process -- it is a step-by-step guide, so the presentation moves linearly along, in the order in which you need to actually do the stuff I'm describing. The final screen is a link back to the PowerPoint that accompanies it, for anyone wishing to delve further into the content. [...] We also find Ned Potter's advice to be particularly helpful.  His ten top tips can be found here, and a fabulous prezi can be seen here.  Google him up for great tips galore.  Then plunge in and [...] welcome This is a blog about Information Professional stuff, library marketing and advocacy, tech trends, and the odd how-to-guide