If it helps, the presentation starts 16 minutes into the video and ends at 1 minute after the hour, that is, it lasts 45 minutes. The rest is very interesting (specially the Q&A period) but if you don't have time you can at least listen to the talk.
The library’s website says that a transcript will be available, but I haven’t been able to find it. If the transcript is manually prepared (more accurate than auto-generated transcripts), perhaps it will take a bit of time for it to be created. I’ll keep a lookout for it and will post if I find it. The speech itself is less than 90 minutes. About the first 10 minutes is introductions (the link I provided skips over that) and there is Q&A at the end. Personally, I found her delivery to be an important part of the experience.
Thanks Lee. Thoroughly enjoyed the video.
If it helps, the presentation starts 16 minutes into the video and ends at 1 minute after the hour, that is, it lasts 45 minutes. The rest is very interesting (specially the Q&A period) but if you don't have time you can at least listen to the talk.
Yes. And the link in my note starts ten and a half minutes into the video, which skips introductions etc.
It would be better to read this than to listen to a 90-minute speech.
The library’s website says that a transcript will be available, but I haven’t been able to find it. If the transcript is manually prepared (more accurate than auto-generated transcripts), perhaps it will take a bit of time for it to be created. I’ll keep a lookout for it and will post if I find it. The speech itself is less than 90 minutes. About the first 10 minutes is introductions (the link I provided skips over that) and there is Q&A at the end. Personally, I found her delivery to be an important part of the experience.