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Thursday, September 8, 2011
Creating Flipbooks using NCESoft
Cheryle demonstrated how to create a Flipbook using NCESoft software, which allows you to convert your PDFs into flipbooks quickly. The catch is that the software is a single license and is on a computer at WW HQ. For telecommuters, you will need to send your files to Kevin or log in remotely using LogMeIn. Ask Cinda for help with set up.
Here's an example
http://www.ncesoft.com/flippingbook-samples/pdf-to-flip-book/pdf-to-flip-book.html
Here's an example
http://www.ncesoft.com/flippingbook-samples/pdf-to-flip-book/pdf-to-flip-book.html
iSpring Presentation Embedding Tool
http://www.ispringsolutions.com/free_powerpoint_to_flash_converter.html
Anna Reese demonstrated how to embed a PPT presentation directly into a module item using iSpring. The link above goes to the free version of iSpring.
Embedded example soon to come
Anna Reese demonstrated how to embed a PPT presentation directly into a module item using iSpring. The link above goes to the free version of iSpring.
Embedded example soon to come
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Wikispaces: Introducing Groups
from post:
We’re calling this new feature Projects. Whenever you have a particular assignment or activity, you can create a project for it, then define teams of members, each with its own unique pages, files, and permissions. Team content (that is, pages and files) are grouped together, separate from the main area of the wiki. That way, students in teams can do their group work completely independently from other teams.
As of today, projects are available on all Education-plan wikis (both K-12 and higher education), Plus- and Super-plan wikis that are categorized as Education, and all education Private Label sites. Projects have been built specifically for classroom work, so we are rolling them out to our education customers only.
More information: http://blog.wikispaces.com/2011/08/projects-a-better-way-to-work-in-classroom-groups.html
We’re calling this new feature Projects. Whenever you have a particular assignment or activity, you can create a project for it, then define teams of members, each with its own unique pages, files, and permissions. Team content (that is, pages and files) are grouped together, separate from the main area of the wiki. That way, students in teams can do their group work completely independently from other teams.
As of today, projects are available on all Education-plan wikis (both K-12 and higher education), Plus- and Super-plan wikis that are categorized as Education, and all education Private Label sites. Projects have been built specifically for classroom work, so we are rolling them out to our education customers only.
More information: http://blog.wikispaces.com/2011/08/projects-a-better-way-to-work-in-classroom-groups.html
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