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A online presentation software that uses Flash to create dynamic presentations. Cloud based saving makes using different devices across multiple platforms easy and simple.

Fancy online presentation software

A great website for students and teachers to present their projects and activities. It is a slideshow maker. Many themes are free. The slideshow can be easily embedded into a school webpage.

Explore free downloadable rubrics organized by the digital age skill you are looking to assess: Communication (Presentation), Collaboration, Creativity & Critical Thinking. Each digital age skill rubric is also broken down into different grade spans, providing a complete set of 4C rubrics for Grades K-2, 3-5, and 6-12.

Interesting rubrics from K-12 for presentations, collaboration, creativity and critical thinking. Areas that we need to extend in the curriculum map for technology.

A presentation by a 21st Century Curriculum Coach at the start of the 2013 school year.

"This book is available for download with iBooks on your Mac or iPad, and with iTunes on your computer. Multi-touch books can be read with iBooks on your Mac or iPad. Books with interactive features may work best on an iPad. iBooks on your Mac requires OS X 10.9 or later. Description The iBooks Author Starter Kit is a beginners guide to creating Multi-Touch books for teaching and learning. It walks a user through a set of step-by-step activities, and provides all of the materials - an iBooks Author template, color palette, copy decks, images, videos, keynote presentation, and more - needed to create an interactive book titled "The World of Living Gardens". "

A curated list of resources to help students find high-quality, copyright friendly media for use in projects or presentations.

Week 1 Suggested reading pp 8-16 A report from the 2010 Symposium

Use Ctrl+1 to zoom in on the screen. It does not have to be installed. It can just be run as needed.

This is the little utility I use to zoom in on the screen for Windows machines.

Richard Byrne gave a short presentation on blogs and social media for teachers and school leaders. This article provides a link to his guide.