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Robin Good's insight: Live Pics.io is a free new web which allows you to showcase in real-time your favorite images, photos or illustrations while talking and listening with the other parties connecting in. No registration or login required. You just upload your selected images and share the link to the meeting room that you are given and you are ready to go. Supersimple. Free to use. Try it out now here: http://live.pics.io Via Robin Good 
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Robin Good's insight: Swipe is a new web app which allows you to easily create multimedia web presentations by simply uploading images and PDF files or linking to specific video clips. Once uploaded, slides can be easily re-titled and can be sorted intuitively in any order you want. Your final Swipe presentation can be shared with anyone and you can show slides in-sync to anyone viewing. You can even stop or pause video clips that are part of your Swipe presentation as they are being viewed and re-start them when you like. Swipe-based presentations can be created, edited, delivered and viewed across all kind of screen sizes and devices from desktop computers to smartphones. Cool features include the ability to preview the next upcoming slide without viewers seeing, private and public settings, and a custom timer that measures your presentation time. My comment: Excellent presentation tool for delivering in-sync slideshows. For delivering presentations to an audience you need to factor in a teleconference or audio conferencing tool for the audio part. As it is Swipe it's great for one-to-one or small group conferencing via Skype in which you want to show a presentation in sync with everyone (screen-sharing for groups on Skype is a pro option, it's paid, requires lots of bandwidth and it isn't that great if you don't a lot bandwidth). The approach used by Swipe to show slides in sync with everyone is very bandwidth effective and makes it possible to use this tool effectively in situations where participants have little bandwidth and use smartphones and tablets, in place of using screen-sharing apps which are bandwidth-hungry solutions. In private beta. Request access here: http://beta.swipe.to/ Sample presentation: http://swipe.to/3392 Help: http://beta.swipe.to/help/ Launch video from Startup Rally: http://beta.swipe.to/video/ Via Robin Good
Robin Good's curator insight,
September 11, 2013 4:06 PM
Swipe is a new web app which allows you to easily create multimedia web presentations by simply uploading images and PDF files or linking to specific video clips. Once uploaded, slides can be easily re-titled and can be sorted intuitively in any order you want. Your final Swipe presentation can be shared with anyone and you can show slides in-sync to anyone viewing. You can even stop or pause video clips that are part of your Swipe presentation as they are being viewed and re-start them when you like. Swipe-based presentations can be created, edited, delivered and viewed across all kind of screen sizes and devices from desktop computers to smartphones. Cool features include the ability to preview the next upcoming slide without viewers seeing, private and public settings, and a custom timer that measures your presentation time. My comment: Excellent presentation tool for delivering in-sync slideshows. For delivering presentations to an audience you need to factor in a teleconference or audio conferencing tool for the audio part. As it is Swipe it's great for one-to-one or small group conferencing via Skype in which you want to show a presentation in sync with everyone (screen-sharing for groups on Skype is a pro option, it's paid, requires lots of bandwidth and it isn't that great if you don't a lot bandwidth). The approach used by Swipe to show slides in sync with everyone is very bandwidth effective and makes it possible to use this tool effectively in situations where participants have little bandwidth and use smartphones and tablets, in place of using screen-sharing apps which are bandwidth-hungry solutions. In private beta. Request access here: http://beta.swipe.to/ Sample presentation: http://swipe.to/3392 Help: http://beta.swipe.to/help/ Launch video from Startup Rally: http://beta.swipe.to/video/
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yEd is a powerful desktop application that can be used to quickly and effectively generate high-quality diagrams. Create diagrams manually, or import your external data for analysis. Our automatic layout algorithms arrange even large data sets with just the press of a button. Via Baiba Svenca
Baiba Svenca's curator insight,
August 8, 2013 2:28 PM
yED software is free to download, it works on all platforms and helps you create beautiful diagrams using ready-to-use elements. Import your data, including from Excel, and export your diagrams in a wide range of graphics formats. 
Marie-Chantal SCHMITZ's curator insight,
August 27, 2013 9:00 AM
Pour les professeurs ou les élèves qui souhaitent agrémenter leurs documents de graphiques soignés
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TotSplash is a multi-purpose web app, as it can be useful for recording ideas and footnotes, making mind maps and presenting them right from an internet browser Via Baiba Svenca
Alfredo Corell's curator insight,
August 20, 2013 5:59 PM
TotSplash is a presentation tool which lets you put various bits of media and content on one board, the link is a guidelines of use
The Direct link to TotSplash- http://www.totsplash.com/ |
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Robin Good's Insight The Edynco Micro Lecture Editor is a web app which allows you to import your existing PowerPoint presentation file or any set of image files and to add video, voice over and graphical annotations to each slide separately. The final video pressentation is published to a dedicated URL and can be embedded on any web site. It is also possible to add a pre-recorded audio or music track to each slide instead of recording it in real-time. Free to use for up to 100MB of storage. N.B.: The Micro Lecture Editor is part of a suite of educational content building tools that also include a Learning Map Builder, a Quiz Creator and a Course Manager (Pro versions). Pricing info: http://www.edynco.com/en/pricing/ More info: http://www.edynco.com/en/products/micro-lecture-editor/quick-overview/ Features: http://www.edynco.com/en/products/micro-lecture-editor/features/ Tutorials: http://www.edynco.com/en/support/ Via Robin Good
Robin Good's curator insight,
September 22, 2013 3:30 PM
The Edynco Micro Lecture Editor is a web app which allows you to import your existing PowerPoint presentation file or any set of image files and to add video, voice over and graphical annotations to each slide separately. The final video pressentation is published to a dedicated URL and can be embedded on any web site. It is also possible to add a pre-recorded audio or music track to each slide instead of recording it in real-time. Free to use for up to 100MB of storage. N.B.: The Micro Lecture Editor is part of a suite of educational content building tools that also include a Learning Map Builder, a Quiz Creator and a Course Manager (Pro versions). Pricing info: http://www.edynco.com/en/pricing/ More info: http://www.edynco.com/en/products/micro-lecture-editor/quick-overview/ Features: http://www.edynco.com/en/products/micro-lecture-editor/features/ Tutorials: http://www.edynco.com/en/support/
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by Med Kharbach "Today while I was doing some research into qualitative research methods I stumbled upon this excellent list of apps curated by TQR ( The Qualitative Research ) which is a peer reviewed, weekly open access journal published by Nova Southeastern University. I have spent some time going through all the titles mentioned in this list and I was really amazed to discover some great new apps I did not know about before....
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Until a few years ago designing an attractive presentation, or any other form of multimedia content, required expert designers. You first had to explain your idea to the designer who would then spend hours in isolation, using complex tools and software, to turn them into reality... Via Baiba Svenca
Kim Spence-Jones's curator insight,
August 2, 2013 1:02 PM
Anything that makes creating cool presentations easier and faster has got to be worth a look! 
Two Pens's curator insight,
August 13, 2013 11:56 AM
So many apps, so little time... I personally like Keynote :-) |
Live Pics.io is a free new web which allows you to showcase in real-time your favorite images, photos or illustrations while talking and listening with the other parties connecting in.
No registration or login required.
You just upload your selected images and share the link to the meeting room that you are given and you are ready to go.
Supersimple.
Free to use.
Try it out now here: http://live.pics.io