Presentation Tools, Blogs and Wikis
(Week 3: Jan 27 - Feb 2, 2014)
Helen Davies (France), Ayat Tawel (Egypt), Maria Bossa (Argentina), and José Antônio da Silva (Brazil)
Cláudio Azevedo (Sat., 1 Feb., at 17:00 GMT)
By the end of this week you will have:
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Task 1
Task 2
Task 3
Task 4
Task 5
Task 6
Task 7
Picture Tools |
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Flickr |
This is an online photo management and sharing application. |
Slideshare |
Software enabling easy uploading of your presentations and documents online. Only the public version is free, to have private uploads you need to pay. |
PhotoPeach | An easy tool for creating video-like slideshows from photos. You can create quizzes with photos here. More about quizzes in week 4. |
Animoto | Another tool for creating video-like slideshows from your photos. Teachers - apply for a free Animoto plus account and get unlimited longer videos. |
Video Tools |
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Youtube | You can record your own videos for free. |
Presentation software |
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Capzles |
You can create a simple presentation using all your media together - it can contain videos, photos, documents, etc. |
Sliderocket |
Presentation software similar to PowerPoint, yet already online, no need to transfer your presentations online. |
Prezi | A very modern presentation software, you can use template layout as a starting point. With more practice you can design your own templates. Videos can be embedded here. |
Blogs and wikis |
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PBworks | Offers 3 wikis for free. |
Wikispaces | Offers a free 30-day trial, then you need to pay a one-off 1$ fee. |
Blogger | You need to have a Google account to access blogger. |
WordPress | A simple blog for all. very flexible. |
Edublogs | A dedicated platform for teachers. |
Self-Check
I have...
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Suggested reading
7 things you should know about wikis
What to do with wikis - an ELT perspective
The Teacher's Guide To Using YouTube in The Classroom
Rules for using public YouTube videos in the classroom