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Instructors suggest digital tools for improving engagement with online students in wake of WGU audit
Federal auditors assert that instructors at Western Governors University don't interact sufficiently with distance learners. Faculty members consider strategies to improve contact with online students. Via Becky Roehrs 
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Las presentaciones multimedia se han usado y se siguen usando, pero da la sensación que si se usa PowerPoint parece como algo antiguo. Es cierto que hay muchas opciones para realizar presentaciones, pero creo que el producto de Microsoft sigue siendo el más usado. Es verdad que las buenas presentaciones son pequeñas obras de arte y si alguien está interesado, en este artículo se marca una posible dirección para crear presentaciones atrayentes e interesantes, dando la posibilidad de crear algo interesante, algo artístico. Via Gumersindo Fernández
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The company is currently signing up testers for this educator targeted PowerPoint add-on. The brand new service, likely to be targeted at the education sector based on information in various Office Mix Knowledge Base entries, transforms PowerPoint presentations into interactive, online lessons, whilst allowing users to share the document with anyone. Microsoft's goal is to turn PowerPoint presentations into classroom content by using Office Mix as it provides audio and video recording, handwriting, a screen capture tool as well as the ability to insert interactive elements such as quizzes and CK12 exercises. Via Baiba Svenca
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April 22, 2014 10:50 AM
Microsoft are inviting testers for their new service Office Mix that claims to be the next generation presentation app. Sounds promising! Get your access code at https://mix.office.com/ |
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Like all education ecosystems, community colleges have an array of different edtech tools to choose from. Where does one begin to search through the myriad of products out there—and find the ones best tailored to specific needs? One suggestion: Listen to other community college educators.. Via Becky Roehrs
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February 1, 2017 5:13 PM
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Turn your PowerPoint presentation into an interactive online lesson. We call this a mix. Everything you need to create and share your mix is included. Add audio and video of yourself giving your presentation, write on slides as you talk to them, insert quizzes, practice exercises, and more – all from within PowerPoint. It’s like a screencast, but better. All you need is Office 2013 and the free Office Mix add-in. Via Baiba Svenca
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May 10, 2014 1:26 PM
The new Microsoft PowerPoint add-in Office Mix is now available to everyone. It is going to raise your lessons to a new level, what with all the interactive elements you can add to your presentation and audience response possibilities. The add-in works on Office 365 and PowerPoint 2013. |
I do use Screencast-O-Matic and recommend Office Mix if you use PowerPoints, but haven't used Snip much and Sway has a learning curve..other than Screencast-O-Matic, I really wonder how accessible these (and most) ed tech tools are..that seems to take a back burner...