Digital Literacy

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Digital Literacy

Paul Bird
I like the website prezi.com.  It is a great way to help students put together presentation.  My students often can't come up with nice presentation.  I also like this website because of the graphics.
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Eric Rodgers
Agreed, we use Prezi for presentations for the whole Freshman class.  I really like the way things flow when they are showing their presentation.  Also we are a chromebook 1:1 school and have never had a problem with technology issues.  they have a bunch of fun designs also that look great visually.  Highly Recommend it to anyone for presentations.
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Re: Digital Literacy

Mary Cornilsen
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Hi,
I, too, have used Prezi and I think its new format is making it easier for students to use. In addition to Prezi, I've had students build infographics using sites like, Piktochart, Canva, Venngage, and easel.ly (https://blog.bufferapp.com/infographic-makers). Actually, my students are each taking one of these sites in addition to the others listed on this page to review. They will create an infographic that relates to their slide show or Prezi that could be used on social media for marketing.  
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Re: Digital Literacy

Kelly Grandgenett
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Prezi sounds like a good one for giving kids fresh ideas for nice looking presentations.  I would give this a try.