I would like to host a:

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Which online meeting tool would work best for you?

Would you like a moderator to introduce you and handle the Q&A. If "Yes", you can suggest a moderator in the "Other..." option.

Do you have any technical requirements for your presentation? If "Yes", you can list then in the "Other..." option.

Are you willing to record and share the meeting afterwards?

Collaborative hackathon

Preferably anyone with a Zoom Pro account, otherwise, I don’t need a mod and will buy a $15 Zoom Pro subscription for the month and mention my Paypal donation ID at end of session if anyone who benefited from the session wants to voluntarily share a few bucks as thanks to split the bill.

(see moderator request section)

Yes, Ideally users would follow along by using pandoc to convert documents as the talk goes on. This will require the audience to have pandoc installed. I think it would be best to put out a tutorial on installing pandoc so that I don't need to spend too much time on that in the actual talk

Collaborative hackathon

Yes, Participants should have downloaded and installed the software

Collaborative hackathon

Yes, Spec required tools beforehand (maybe SpaCy?)

The Second Brain Implant: Exploring the Interface Between Artificial and Human Intelligence

I honestly don't know. Perhaps 45-60min?

Depending on the number of attendees, Discord but I also have a personal Zoom room from my university with no limit.

Yes, Zotero and the three plugins of the talk should be installed beforehand.

I can give a talk about Zotero, why you might need a reference manager, and how to set up the holy trinity of plugins: BetterBibtex, Zotfile and Mdnotes.

I can try Discord, but I have a Zoom account and that way more people could join. I also know how to use Zoom, but not Discord.

This is for anyone who is new to Obsidian. We will discuss backlinking, settings, search, embedding and many other features.It is a general walkthrough of the program along with some ideas about how to store, connect, and find notes.

Talk/Discussion (I will have a short presentation but I would like the focus to be on Q&A and discussion)

Notetaking for university students - Discussing the best practices for studying in Obsidian

20/30 presentation + Q&A/discussion

I would love to share my current process of notetaking in obsidian as a university student. Using Obsidian has completely changed the way I take notes and study, it's the program where I spend most of my days and the core of my entire learning process. I will probably also briefly touch on things outside of Obsidian, like my organization and general study process, in order to give better context to the way I work in Obsidian.

The main goal would be for my presentation to be the introduction to a collaborative analysis where we dicuss what are the best practices to use Obsidian as a tool for learning and studying.

Zoom, I can provide

this is more just a tentative proposal to see if anyone is interested in this topic or would like to collaborate on making it a reality!

Presentation followed by Q&A with Hands-On/Workshop to help people get started

60 mins (20 min presentation w/ 40 min Q&A)

Not for presentation. If you want to follow along, the hands-on will require computer with Obsidian installed and VSCode or other editor of choice.

This will cover the basics of getting started with CSS in Obsidian including some of the basic concepts of how CSS works and interacts with Obsidian.

coalesced with request
https://forum.obsidian.md/t/obsidian-talks-which-talks-do-you-want-to-hear/15705/17?u=xnhp

This talk will use pandoc to convert between the two formats. I am going to do a talk on that first so that this knowledge doesn't have to be covered twice

I will show how you can use the reveal.js framework to make slideshows out of markdown. Reveal can be used to make auto-animated, interactive, custom-themed slideshow presentations. The final result is an HTML output that can simply be sent to anyone to open in their browser.
You can see the power of Reveal here: https://revealjs.com

Collaborative hackathon / Hands-On / Workshop / Discussion

Yes, Obsidian, a method of emoji insertion (Alfred on mac, or default mac utility, win+. on windows, some solution on linux)

Aim for a discussion around how to use things like symbols, temporal components, emoji's, tags, links and more with intention to lay foundational architecture for a knowledge base to grow and scale without hindering search, rediscovery, and organization. And some ways we can bend markdown to service these needs.

Subject matter might contain some PKM space terminology but most information should be relatively simple to grasp

Tim Connors (tcon on the forums, itsTimConnors#7167 on Discord)

Google Meets

We’ll be discussing how to accommodate typical founder workflows in Obsidian including CRM stuff, fundraising tracking, etc. I will showcase my workflow that I’ve developed over the past year. Others can share their strategies as well.

15-25 mins talk, then 30-40 mins discussion

Discord: Jamesb#7557

Discussing spaced repetition: what it is, why it's useful, and most importantly how it can be used in creative domains (math, science, writing, startups, academia...). Intended audience: everyone! I'll do a short presentation to introduce spaced repetition and some interesting topics like how it relates to Zettlekasten. Then we can do a group discussion so anyone can ask questions / discuss / debate anything related to spaced repetition.

Any of the above really. Except Teams. Teams is Garbage.

Zoom (Keeping in mind the 40 minute limit on free accounts)

In this talk, we'll show how we can use Obsidian, the Git plugin, GitLab CI/CD and GitLab Pages to create a continuously deploying documentation site. Leveraging simple primitives, we'll also demonstrate how it will be possible to make sites that are visually appealing and constantly up-to-date

Zoom (Keeping in mind the 40 minute limit on free accounts)

The talk will be a showcase of the newest updates to cMenu and Yin & Yang, namely, the setting for custom commands with cMenu and the color changing settings with Yin & Yang. I'll be explaining how a user can customize their menu bar, and their theme for their own needs.

Collaborative hackathon / Hands-On / Workshop / Discussion

phibr0 (both Discord and the Forum, please message me on Discord though)

I would show the audience how to create Plugins themselves, explaining as much details as I can. I want to start with the initial Setup (installing Node and cloning the Sample Plugin etc.) and then go on with creating a small and easy Plugin (Possibly a remake of a little Plugin I already made so I can explain it better).
At the End I want to do a Q&A Session, too.