A New Type of Presenter
Alternatives to PowerPoint
Take a look at the online tools below. You will be amazed at how easily you can take your same content and make it more visually appealing. These are not just for the teacher though. Turn your students lose and see what they come up with.
Part of Google Docs. Embed images, charts, graphs, text, shapes, lines, clip art, etc.
Dan's Sample Assignment: Muslim Empires Info Graphic Assignment / All Examples
Reuben's Sample Assignment: Culture Collage / All Examples
Online poster presentation tool. Embed images, text, and video and create over-stimulating presentations for everything. Glogster Edu = 200 student account
Elementary School - All About Me
Tag a single image with music, video, links, etc.
Single canvas, multimedia presentation tool. Has a fully integrated search feature in the tool. No need to go to another tab to find what you want. YouTube, Google Drive, Flickr, DropBox, Google Search, etc.
Collaborative, sharable, media-rich presentations. Views like a movie and has mobile capability.
Create animated, fun, and visually appealing presentations with this easy to use drag and drop tool. Option to export as movie to YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter. Blogpost - "How to Create Cool Animated Presentations in 5 Easy Steps"
A single slide presentation that allows for the presenter to zoom in and out, move to and from images / text in a fluid manner. Prezi Edu = Edu Enjoy accounts for students and teachers.
Example - Tech Presentation (teacher)
Full Potential - Future Proof Your Education
Simple "How To" pages
A collaborative presentation that allows you to share documents, images or videos. The idea behind this tool is that everyone has a voice and should be allowed to express their thoughts. People can comment five different ways and all of the collaborative ideas are displayed on the same page. Voice Thread K-12 = Accounts for teacher and students.
26 Interesting ways to use Voicethread in the Classroom
Elementary - Letter From The Mayflower
Example - Poetry Slam
Think time capsule. The site creators bill this tool as a place to build up an argument or description of an event, person or historical period by placing items in a virtual box. Users can add text, images, and video.
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