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* [http://www.adammathes.com/academic/document-processing/s5schema/ Schema support for S5] including, notably, a slideshow DTD and S5-to-Atom | * [http://www.adammathes.com/academic/document-processing/s5schema/ Schema support for S5] including, notably, a slideshow DTD and S5-to-Atom | ||
Note that there are other slide formats [http://www.clipperz.net/users/marco/blog/2005/12/28/slidy_and_s5_ready_for_an_ajax_editor as listed here]: [http://slideml.bitflux.ch/ Slide ML] by Bitflux, [http://perlpoint.sourceforge.net/ PerlPoint] by Jochen Stenzel | Note that there are other slide formats [http://www.clipperz.net/users/marco/blog/2005/12/28/slidy_and_s5_ready_for_an_ajax_editor as listed here]: [http://slideml.bitflux.ch/ Slide ML] by Bitflux, [http://perlpoint.sourceforge.net/ PerlPoint] by Jochen Stenzel, [http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/bblfish?entry=slidy_better_than_powerpoint_or Slidy] by Dave Raggett of W3C, [http://slideshow.rubyforge.org Slide Show (S9)] by Gerald Bauer. | ||
Revision as of 05:05, 22 March 2008
S5 Tools
S5 is an XHTML + CSS + Javascript slideshow system created by Eric Meyer, which uses microformats (namely, XOXO). Here are some tools for working with S5 slideshows.
- www.S5easy.com Create, share, edit and downlad as zip/tar S5 presentations online.
- S5 + Instiki - A little out of date. Will replace with the instructions for .10 in the near future.
- Friwikiwiki - PHP and DHTML, in development. Plans XUL version.
- Soapbox - Rails based editor
- S5 Presents - another Rails based editor, download available
- S5 for Plone - as the name suggests
- S5 module for Oddmuse
- S5 plugin for OmniOutliner 3 - no web page I could find; this is the download
- Restructured Text (reST) to S5 converter
- Schema support for S5 including, notably, a slideshow DTD and S5-to-Atom
Note that there are other slide formats as listed here: Slide ML by Bitflux, PerlPoint by Jochen Stenzel, Slidy by Dave Raggett of W3C, Slide Show (S9) by Gerald Bauer.