Educational Technology and Mobile Learning: Teacher-tested Tools to Help You With Your Presentations February, 2015 Sometimes a simple yet well-crafted presentation can engage more of your students and even encourage class participation. Here are some teacher-tested tools that may help you with your presentations. All the tools for your BYOD or 1:1 classroom. Retina quality Word, PPT & PDF Import, Annotation, Whiteboard, Collaboration & Screen Mirroring. Broadcast your presentation to your classroom or any computer in the world, all from your mobile device. Scan and create a digital 3D model of any object using an iOS device's camera, then export it in various formats. Create 3D animated presentations out of images, videos, and even existing Microsoft PowerPoint presentations. Add your voice, audio, video, quizzes, polls, and other content to your PowerPoint presentations with this free add-on. Want more? Screencasting Apps This one is curated by instructional technology facilitator Kristy Rocquin. This is curated by two-way dual-language bilingual immersion teacher Jake Duncan.
Make your presentations pop with Haiku Deck 102 Flares Twitter 48 Facebook 8 Google+ 23 LinkedIn 12 Pin It Share 2 Buffer 9 102 Flares × A few months ago, after a discussion with a friend, I came to the realization that my presentations needed to be a little more visually appealing. Microsoft PowerPoint is a great tool, but it can be a little difficult to figure out and use. My research led me to try Haiku Deck. And let me tell you this: I will never look back! Haiku Deck lets you work from your desktop and smartphone. To get started, sign up for an account. Features include the ability to: - Add public and private notes to enrich your content. - Choose the visibility of your slides with three privacy setting options (public, restricted, and private). - Embed presentations on a website or blog, and share them on social networks or by email. - Download the content in the PDF and PowerPoint formats, and export it to SlideShare. Want some examples of what you can achieve? 1) My résumé Created with Haiku Deck, the free presentation app
Research, create, and present school projects online - Biteslide #HashtagBattle 12 Good Tools for Gathering Real-time Feedback from Students Chatrooms and polling services provide good ways to hear from all of the students in a classroom. These kind of tools allow shy students to ask questions and share comments. For your more outspoken students who want to comment on everything, a feedback mechanism provides a good outlet for them too. This summer I tried out a few new tools for gathering real-time feedback from students. Those new tools are featured at the top of my updated list of backchannel and informal assessment tools. Newer tools on the block... 81 Dash is a nice backchannel platform that I learned about during the "Smackdown" at Hack Ed 2014. 81 Dash provides a place for teachers to create chat rooms to use with students to host conversations and share files. EverySlide is a free (for educators and students) service that allows you to share your slides directly to the iPads, laptops, Chromebooks, and Android devices used by members of your audience.
6 outils gratuits en ligne pour créer une timeline La timeline, ou ligne de temps, est parfaite pour présenter en ligne votre parcours professionnel, l’histoire d’une entreprise, le déroulement d’un événement, etc. Editoile vous propose des outils gratuits en ligne pour créer une chronologie ou timeline sur votre site ou blog ! Et on vous explique comment les choisir pour faire une frise chronologique interactive. Qu’est-ce qu’une frise chronologique ou timeline ? Si je vous dis « frise chronologique », vous allez certainement vous rappeler du devoir donné par votre professeur d’histoire en 5e qui vous demandait de retracer de manière synthétique l’existence de Vercingétorix… Si vos crayons de couleur, compas et autre rapporteur ont disparu depuis bien longtemps, il n’en va pas de même pour cette bonne vieille chronologie. Tout bon rédacteur web doit en effet savoir mettre en scène l’information et l’intégrer facilement sur son site web en utilisant des services externes qui lui permettent d’embarquer du code html dans ses pages. 1. 2.
12 Good Tools for Gathering Real-time Feedback from Students Chatrooms and polling services provide good ways to hear from all of the students in a classroom. These kind of tools allow shy students to ask questions and share comments. For your more outspoken students who want to comment on everything, a feedback mechanism provides a good outlet for them too. This summer I tried out a few new tools for gathering real-time feedback from students. Those new tools are featured at the top of my updated list of backchannel and informal assessment tools. Newer tools on the block... 81 Dash is a nice backchannel platform that I learned about during the "Smackdown" at Hack Ed 2014. 81 Dash provides a place for teachers to create chat rooms to use with students to host conversations and share files. EverySlide is a free (for educators and students) service that allows you to share your slides directly to the iPads, laptops, Chromebooks, and Android devices used by members of your audience.
12 Good Tools for Gathering Real-time Feedback from Students Chatrooms and polling services provide good ways to hear from all of the students in a classroom. These kind of tools allow shy students to ask questions and share comments. For your more outspoken students who want to comment on everything, a feedback mechanism provides a good outlet for them too. Newer tools on the block... 81 Dash is a nice backchannel platform that I learned about during the "Smackdown" at Hack Ed 2014. 81 Dash provides a place for teachers to create chat rooms to use with students to host conversations and share files. EverySlide is a free (for educators and students) service that allows you to share your slides directly to the iPads, laptops, Chromebooks, and Android devices used by members of your audience. Geddit is a new service that allows you to quickly gather feedback from your students through any web-enabled device. Plickers is a neat student response system that I learned about at ISTE 2014.
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