10 Tools: A starter kit of web interactives
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This document provides a ranked list of 10 web interactives for creating engaging digital content, summarizing each tool. The top-ranked tool is Tumult Hype for creating interactive HTML5 presentations with navigation buttons similar to Flash. Other tools include Google Maps for collaborative mapping, ProProfs/Quiz Snack for simple quizzes, Storify for curating social media, and SoundCloud for embedding audio. The document encourages exploring more tools at jeadigitalmedia.org and provides contact information for the author.
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- 1. 10A starter kit of web interactives Michelle Balmeo @michellebalmeo Adviser, El Estoque Monta Vista High School
- 2. 10. Google Maps • Collaborators work together to place markers on a map, which can include photos, extra info, links.
- 3. 9. Pro Profs / Quiz Snack • Create simple little quizzes to embed into stories or on pages.
- 4. 8. Storify • Pull in Tweets, Instagram pics, public Facebook posts, and other social media posts to weave into your own story.
- 5. 7. SoundCloud • Upload audio files and embed an audio player into your story.
- 6. 6. ThingLink • Users upload an image, place markers on the image, then put info or extra media in pop-up boxes.
- 7. 5. Scribble Live • Users create a liveblogging event, embed the viewer into a content item on their site, then blog live during the event/discussion.
- 8. 4. TimelineJS • An interactive timeline maker that allows you to embed photos, video, social media posts, text.
- 9. 3. Infogram • Create simple, highly visual infographics from standard templates.
- 10. 2. Narrable • Users upload photos and sound clips to create an audioslideshow.
- 11. 1. Tumult Hype • Design “slides” with “buttons” for navigation, much like Flash interactive presentations and output to html5
- 12. Hungry for more? • Visit jeadigitalmedia.org and check out the list of 50+ Multimedia Tools.
- 13. Contact me Michelle Balmeo @michellebalmeo balmeo@gmail.com michellebalmeo.wordpress.com Check out my kids’ work at: elestoque.org