World History
Jason van Cassell is doing an in-service for social studies teachers tomorrow on how to use Prezi. Prezis are a cool alternative to PowerPoints. I like them best as they force the creator to think about a more enticing PowerPoint that can add items such as video, documents, pdfs, pictures and do some interesting maneuvers. Above is a short introductory tutorial and here are others to do more advanced things such as importing from a PowerPoint and creating a Prezi collaboratively.
Here is Jason's how-to e-sheet on creating a Prezi. Here is one on how to upload a PowerPoint into it and finally here is how to register for a Prezi.
- Another Alternative To Powerpoint
This might be the coolest presentation package that I've seen yet. I have already blogged my thoughts about this topic on the US History Teachers Blog. If you want to stick with your existing PowerPoint presentations, you can make them interactive...
- Hindu Gods And Prezis
.prezi-player { width: 450px; } .prezi-player-links { text-align: center; }RELG 1040 - 03 on PreziYes, I know that we've all covered Hinduism but you should see this Prezi (and above), not just for the great review of Hindu gods, but for the neat...
- Prezi On Mesopotamia
.prezi-player { width: 450px; } .prezi-player-links { text-align: center; } Mesopotamia Info Scavenger Hunt on PreziAs you can see from the comment two posts ago a young blogger, Dan Klumer, asked me to e-mail him (which I did). So I went...
- Great Collection Of Web Tools For Students
This is a very nice collection of webpage tools all nice and neat in one place. It includes Fakebook (which I have commented on before), Glogster, Jeopardy, Doink (for creating animations), Artpad, Fotoflexer (which allows you to edit images online),...
- Prezi
.prezi-player { width: 450px; } .prezi-player-links { text-align: center; } This is the best teacher Prezi presentation I have seen yet. The only change I would make is instead of just having a picture of Youtube (as you will see on it), I would...
World History
How to Use Prezis
Jason van Cassell is doing an in-service for social studies teachers tomorrow on how to use Prezi. Prezis are a cool alternative to PowerPoints. I like them best as they force the creator to think about a more enticing PowerPoint that can add items such as video, documents, pdfs, pictures and do some interesting maneuvers. Above is a short introductory tutorial and here are others to do more advanced things such as importing from a PowerPoint and creating a Prezi collaboratively.
Here is Jason's how-to e-sheet on creating a Prezi. Here is one on how to upload a PowerPoint into it and finally here is how to register for a Prezi.
- Another Alternative To Powerpoint
This might be the coolest presentation package that I've seen yet. I have already blogged my thoughts about this topic on the US History Teachers Blog. If you want to stick with your existing PowerPoint presentations, you can make them interactive...
- Hindu Gods And Prezis
.prezi-player { width: 450px; } .prezi-player-links { text-align: center; }RELG 1040 - 03 on PreziYes, I know that we've all covered Hinduism but you should see this Prezi (and above), not just for the great review of Hindu gods, but for the neat...
- Prezi On Mesopotamia
.prezi-player { width: 450px; } .prezi-player-links { text-align: center; } Mesopotamia Info Scavenger Hunt on PreziAs you can see from the comment two posts ago a young blogger, Dan Klumer, asked me to e-mail him (which I did). So I went...
- Great Collection Of Web Tools For Students
This is a very nice collection of webpage tools all nice and neat in one place. It includes Fakebook (which I have commented on before), Glogster, Jeopardy, Doink (for creating animations), Artpad, Fotoflexer (which allows you to edit images online),...
- Prezi
.prezi-player { width: 450px; } .prezi-player-links { text-align: center; } This is the best teacher Prezi presentation I have seen yet. The only change I would make is instead of just having a picture of Youtube (as you will see on it), I would...