Lunch+Sharing+on+Presentation+Tools

=Presentation Tools: Add a few teaching tools to your toolbox=

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Cool Tools for Schools: I love this wiki. The page linked here is for presentation tools. KHJ

A few favorites from Cool Tools [|Animoto] This is the education page. Scroll down and click on some sample presentations. The free version is fine, but limited in time. KHJ

[|Prezi] This is a great tool. It takes the linear dullness out of presentation. I think these tools are ipad friendly. Students seem to really like prezi. KHJ

Here's a prezi I tried this week in my[| ap lit class]. KHJ Here's a prezi for a[| chemisty class.]

[|Voicethread]

Here's a [|voicethread] I used for 9th graders. KHJ

[|Glogster]

Vocab Glog from Sophomore class

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A couple of favorites NOT in cooltools: [|LiveBinders]: This is a site that allows you to collect and share a variety of documents, webpages, links, etc. with classes in a "notebook" format. Some teachers have students create their own portfolios using livebinders. Some use livebinders as a way to use documents, webpages,and links available around a particular topic for presentations. Use the link to education for examples of how teachers are using these.

[|Spicy Nodes]: This is a very cool and easy presentation site with a sense of movement, much less boxy than powerpoint. I think it's easier to do than prezi. My students really liked it. I got a fb message last week from a college student noting how she used spicy nodes for a presentation in her college class last week. Click on gallery to see examples. KHJ