4 Educational Web Tools to Create Interactive Lessons April 20 , 2016 Web technologies provide teachers with limitless possibilities to create challenging and engaging content to use with students in class. There is now a wide variety of easy to use and free web tools teachers can use to enrich their curricula and diversity their teachable content in such a way that attends to multiple learning styles. In today’s post we are sharing with you a set of excellent tools to help you create interactive lessons. More specifically, using these tools will enable you to add different multimedia materials to your lessons including videos, questions, images, hyperlinks… and create engaging learning experiences in class. The 13 ULTIMATE Free Stock Photo Sites for your Presentation or Online Course Finding the perfect free stock photo resource is a pain. There are a ton of resources online, and I’ve created a go-to list that I want to share with you. As a content marketer and designer, I’m constantly looking for high-quality images for my presentations.
Web 2.0 to support the nets Web Tools that support this standard •Gizmos ExploreLearning currently has over 450 Gizmos with accompanying curricular materials, all with the aim of sharing the “Ah-Hah!” moment with teachers and students. • SAS Curriculum Simulations Photo! 3D Album - Freeware download and reviews from SnapFiles create virtual photo galleries Photo! 3D Album enables you to create 3D-style photo albums that resemble virtual tours through art galleries, showrooms, exhibition halls and other virtual landscapes, featuring your photos as art objects. You can simply drag & drop images into the provided placeholders, preview the album, and then share it as screensaver, standalone executable or VRML package. The program also offers a free service that lets you upload and share your galleries in Shockwave format through the Pho.to website. While the virtual galleries look rather slick and sophisticated, it can be very frustrating to navigate them with your mouse (no keyboard arrow support) and photo viewing features are very limited. Copyright Snapfiles.com
25 Free PSD Templates to Mockup Your Print Designs No matter whether you’re presenting designs to a client or showcasing your latest work in your portfolio, taking the time to present your work can really boost its value and shows how the design works in its intended use. This collection of free PSD templates makes it easy to showcase your stationery & branding designs, business card and posters & leaflets in realistic settings as if they had been professionally printed and photographed. Mockup PSD templates tend to use Photoshop Smart Objects to allow the end user to edit the design featured within the layout. Open up the file and find the appropriate artwork layer then double click the Smart Object layer’s thumbnail to edit the built in .psb file.
5 Great Web Tools for Creating Video Lessons December 2 , 2015 We have curated for you today a list of some very helpful tools to use to create interactive video lessons. These tools are particularly ideal for blended and flipped classrooms. You can use them to transform passive video content into interactive and engaging learning experiences by adding features such as questions, comments, hotspots, links, text and many more. You can also use them to create video quizzes to share with students in class.
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How To Integrate Live Tweets Into Your Presentations I’ve seen plenty of presentations that try to incorporate social media, polling, and other interactive tools. It’s all an effort to engage the audience and keep the conversation going. But usually these presentations don’t do it right. They say ‘mention my presentation with the XYZ hashtag’ or ‘like us on Facebook to see back-channel conversations’ and whatnot. But all of that is passive participation. Lucky for you, we just stumbled across a new tool that’s designed to incorporate live tweets into your presentation.
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