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Slide share (1)elearning2012 SlideShare is a community for sharing presentations online that allows users to search for presentations on any topic, embed and share presentations anywhere, and track viewers and downloads. While the free account has limited options, the site can be used for educational purposes by teachers and students to collaborate and share information around the world. The presentation provided instructions on how to create an account, search for presentations, upload a presentation, and edit your profile on SlideShare.
Slide share (1)
Slide share (1)elearning2012 SlideShare is a community for sharing presentations online that allows users to search for presentations on any topic, embed and share presentations anywhere, and track viewers and downloads. While the free account has limited options, the site can be used for educational purposes by teachers and students to collaborate and share information worldwide. The presentation provided instructions on how to create an account, search for presentations, upload a presentation, and edit a profile on SlideShare.
Slide share (1)
Slide share (1)elearning2012 SlideShare is a community for sharing presentations online that allows users to search for presentations on any topic, embed and share presentations anywhere, and track viewers and downloads. While the free account has limited options, the site can be used for educational purposes by teachers and students to collaborate and share information worldwide. The presentation provided instructions on how to create an account, search for presentations, upload a presentation, and edit a profile on SlideShare.
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SlideShare benefits in education
- 1. SlideShare www.slideshare.net Presentation by Michelle Jackson EDCI 568 Professor Linda Mellish Spring 2013
- 2. What is SlideShare? Community for sharing presentations Search for presentations on any topic Slidecast: sync mp3 audio with slides to create a webinar Zipcast: web meetings
- 3. Benefits Embed and share presentations anywhere by anyone Integrate into social media sites, such as Twitter and Facebook Integrate into learning management systems Track views and downloads Collaboration among others
- 4. Drawbacks Options are limited using the free account unless you purchase an account Some of the features require multiple steps, such as Slidecast, requires creating the audio separately from the presentation Does not support presentations with audio already included
- 5. Educational Purposes Can be used in all educational settings Relates well to our pedagogies Can be used in collaboration with others, including others around the world Share the information with others