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Bland presentations come to life when you add audio and video elements. Audio also becomes much more important when you are sending presentations online. Fortunately, Hello Slide is a text-to-speech mashup that lets you add audio overlays to presentations and then host them for you.

"Zentation combines video and slides to create online presentations that best simulate the live experience. Easily create high-end webinars, webcasts, elearning, training and virtual events."

Most of these we've heard of or used - like Zoho and Google presentations... but others, I'm looking forward to checking out. If anyone has used some of these, I'd be interested in your feedback! :)

The social media game was played for the first time at the UK National Circuit Rider Conference January 2007 following a presentation by Beth Kanter and David Wilcox. Here's David blog item and there's a report of sessions on this wiki here and here. he p

"Create: bring "flat" PowerPoint® slides to life with your webcam, microphone Edit: make changes, without the need for video editing software or skills Share: publish instantly to private spaces or your social networks"

OnWebinar.com is a free platform for hosting and scheduling webinars, web-meetings and web-conferences. Organize online coaching, online-meetings or give online-presentations.

LiveBinders is your 3-ring binder for the Web. Collect your resources. Organize them neatly and easily. Present them with pride.

Get your people together, without actually getting them together. Just instantly share your screen so everybody's on the same page. No need for a plane, a projector or a sandwich platter. Just gather at join.me. So what is join.me exactly? It's an impromptu meeting space that happens wherever, whenever. It's getting a second or third pair of eyes on your presentation from across the hall or across the continent. It's sharing your screen instantly with anyone or everyone to get stuff done, quickly. It's join.me, the last two words in an invitation to collaborate, meet, train, demo or show-off.

Microsoft Powerpoint is an immensely powerful suite, and can be used for much more than straightforward presentations. It can be used to create website mockups, and even interactive learning tools.

This blog accompanies the October 1 Afternoon Talk/Presentation/Discussion/Workshop at the University of British Columbia, and will serve as our Untalk Media and Discussion Holder.

To gather research material for a project or presentation, you normally have to bookmark numerous webpages for later viewing. Sharing these bookmarked pages individually can prove to be inconvenient. Here to offer a better solution is Bundlr, a free to use website that lets you create virtual bundles of webpages.

Mobile learning is in the air. It's the buzz word in training these days and you can't escape all the noise surrounding it. At Upside Learning, we have been doing a fair bit of mobile learning for more than two years now. During this period we've tried several things; experimented a lot; and in the process have built a good understanding and capability in the mobile learning space. Recently we released an innovative mobile learning platform - Upside2Go.  Along the way we've shared quite a few blog posts , a few SlideShare presentations, and a whitepaper about mobile learning.

Brainshark is a competitor to Slideshare.net, allowing anyone to upload a PowerPoint or PDF to their Web service and annotate the visuals with audio/video comments or music.

A content curation tool, in simple English, lets you easily pull videos, images, presentations, tweets, blog posts and other web content into a collection which you can then embed, publish or share online.

iCharts makes it simple to create, share and embed interactive charts. iCharts allows everyone to upload Excel sheets or manually add data from which they can easily create, share and embed interactive charts (= iCharts) within minutes. iCharts can be pu

Shelley & Devon's Hacking Innovation in Professional Learning Networks at AZTEA WOW 2010 in Glendale, AZ.

Video IS this generation's myths & stories. Some linguists say visual symbols are the basis of language and that's why we dream. In English, an instructor could engage students by interspersing video clips of "Prospero's Books" with "The Tempest." Most instructors in science for non-science majors know a movie is de rigueur just before evaluation day! ;-)

40 ways to use iPad in the classroom.