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PowerPoint is commonly used presentation software that allows the creation of slides with images, video, sound and other content that can be published and shared online. Other presentation sharing sites include SlideShare, Authorstream and SlideBurner, which enable uploading and publicly or privately sharing PowerPoint files, documents and other formats. Using presentation tools in teaching can help students better understand and retain topics by incorporating visual elements to keep them motivated and focused on learning. Sharing presentations also makes it possible to disseminate and expose information in various fields in an engaging way.
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Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering.pptx
Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering.pptx
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- 2. At present there are many technological tools that allow us to make and share presentations. Most teachers use PowerPoint to make presentations. The PowerPoint presentations are based on the creation of slides, which can be static or animated images, including sound, video, or links to other content that can be published and shared via websites.
- 3. Is a presentation software application, they have added new themes, transitions and animations, as well as the ability to check the slide show. Among such sites can include: Slideshare, Authorstream, SlideBurner, ThinkFree and Scribd.
- 4. Is a website that gives users the ability to upload and share publicly or privately PowerPoint slide, Word documents, OpenOffice, PDF, Portfolios, among others.
- 5. Is a practical tool for network sharing our PowerPoint presentations.
- 6. • SlideBurner is a system to share presentations online. • ThinkFree Office is an office suite written in Java that runs on Windows, Linux, Macintosh and Android platforms to view and share documents. Pdf, PowerPoint, Word and Excel.
- 7. Is a social network that allows 10 million users each month, publish, share, build, review, distribute and find documents in multiple formats texts like doc, pdf, txt, ppt, xls, ps (Adobe Postscript) and lit (Microsoft Reader ebooks).
- 8. USE TOOL IN TEACHING Develop presentations and sharing is a necessary tool for teaching, presentations can be used to enable students to understand and retain more easily study topics also allow images to keep motivated and focused on student learning.
- 9. IMPORTANCE OF USING THIS TOOL Share presentations becomes a possibility to keep and disclose information also facilitates exposure of the subject in different fields (employment, education, business etc.), because it turns out to be practical and creative through images, photos, videos or animated text.