I'm taking an Ed Tech class through VCU--very interesting stuff. I am constantly amazed at the possibilities that will significantly improve learning experiences for students with disabilities--and now, for their special education teachers, too.
I am becoming an "expert" on a web 2.0 tool called "sliderocket." I am able to import power point presentations, make them interactive, and then publish. I can create special education modules that case managers may view on their own--without leaving class to come to the central office for training. Sliderocket has polling features, a comments section, and allows for audio feeds. I may never have to fire up the LCD projector again! The basic Sliderocket application is free. So Google it, create an account, import your slides, add some graphics, pictures, videos, audio...and let the fun begin!
Slide Rocket brings an entirely new dimension for Power Point demonstrations. I can see using this tool to make remote meetings easier to facilitate. For free ware, it is very user friendly. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSliderocket seems like a interesting website. I do a tech website and maybe I'll think about using that.
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