Thursday, September 20, 2007
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Screencasts Demonstrating iGoogle
The following screencasts have been created using Jing (for capture) and Screencast.com.
What is iGoogle?
How do I set it up?
How do I add new tabs?
What are the possibilities for the classroom?
What is iGoogle?
How do I set it up?
How do I add new tabs?
What are the possibilities for the classroom?
Using Google Presentations
Google has now added Google Presentations to the Google Docs & Spreadsheets application. Although it does not have as many features as PowerPoint, it is very useful due to the fact that it can be a shared document accessible from anywhere. In addition, unlike Slideshare, it won't be blocked in schools, so it is excellent for classroom use. Imagine the possibilities for groups putting together a slideshow. Gone will be the days of one student doing all of the work.
Sunday, September 9, 2007
Sharing your Slide Shows
If you want to make Slide Shows easily accessible for students, parents and colleagues, you should sign up for Slideshare. It's free! You can upload Ppt or Keynote (after you convert it to PDF). It won't show animations, videos or sound though. The example is from my presentation to the whole staff at the start of the year.
Friday, September 7, 2007
Getting Going with Google
Google spreadsheets have proven very useful for sharing meeting agendas, minutes, and next steps. However, you need to ensure that not too many people are trying to edit the same document at once, otherwise new changes can be over-written.
The ability to upload both Word and Excel documents as Google Docs or spreadsheets is a great function.
The ability to upload both Word and Excel documents as Google Docs or spreadsheets is a great function.
Monday, September 3, 2007
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