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This document summarizes and compares several presentation and collaboration tools for educational use including Blogger, Wikis, Google Documents, and Google Translate. Blogger allows easy updates from anywhere and opens communication between teachers, students, and parents. Wikis allow multiple users to view and update shared content. Google Documents enables easy and quick group projects without email attachments. Google Translate is useful for translating websites and documents into different languages.
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1. Google Drive - Can be accessed anywhere and allows for collaboration on documents and monitoring of student progress. Suggested for group projects.
2. Dropbox - Simple to use for sharing large files. Suggested for storing and sharing documents.
3. YouTube - Useful for visual learning and sharing student work. Suggested for research, delivering lessons, and student productions.
4. Wikispaces - Allows for collaborative research and editing. Suggested for establishing revision platforms and interactive activities.
5. Prezi - Easy to build and share presentations. Suggested for delivering lessons and allowing student choice.
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