Originally I had a short video and a book from Amazon as the last two slides--mostly because I wanted to try those features in Slidestaxx. I've removed both because they didn't really fit....and I've used those features in other stacks now.
I just wanted to try SlideStaxx...and I'm pretty impressed. I tend to think linearly in presentations (old-fashioned, I know) and wish the order would stay the same as the order I add the sites....Generall, pretty cool!! Much easier than taking screen shots of webpages and then copying and pasting URL onto the slide...and this is interactive.
You can add 4 kinds of resources: websites, photos (from URL), video (from Vimeo or YouTube) and product (from ISBN). The first slide is a photo created in powerpoint and uploaded to YouTube, the last two are just examples of video and product resources; the rest are websites. Remember, this was an experiment! I think this is a very powerful tool for both educators and students!
Note: This list is NOT definitive---just taken from my Diigo bookmarks. Please add any links you find valuable for lesson plans and teaching resources and I'll add them.
I am glad you enjoy our service. Any ideas to make it better and more convenient to use are very welcome. We will try to correct the 'ordering issue' in the upcoming release.
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Originally I had a short
Originally I had a short video and a book from Amazon as the last two slides--mostly because I wanted to try those features in Slidestaxx. I've removed both because they didn't really fit....and I've used those features in other stacks now.
Love Slidestaxx!!
I just wanted to try
I just wanted to try SlideStaxx...and I'm pretty impressed. I tend to think linearly in presentations (old-fashioned, I know) and wish the order would stay the same as the order I add the sites....Generall, pretty cool!! Much easier than taking screen shots of webpages and then copying and pasting URL onto the slide...and this is interactive.
You can add 4 kinds of resources: websites, photos (from URL), video (from Vimeo or YouTube) and product (from ISBN). The first slide is a photo created in powerpoint and uploaded to YouTube, the last two are just examples of video and product resources; the rest are websites. Remember, this was an experiment! I think this is a very powerful tool for both educators and students!
Note: This list is NOT definitive---just taken from my Diigo bookmarks. Please add any links you find valuable for lesson plans and teaching resources and I'll add them.
Thank you for trying
Thank you for trying slidestaxx :-)
I am glad you enjoy our service. Any ideas to make it better and more convenient to use are very welcome. We will try to correct the 'ordering issue' in the upcoming release.
- Wolfgang (from slidestaxx)