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This document discusses and compares several online presentation and cloud storage tools. It describes Prezi as a cloud-based presentation tool that allows zooming in and out. Slideshare is presented as an early form of online presentation sharing. Mindmeister is described as an online collaborative mind mapping tool. Google Drive, Dropbox, and Evernote are then summarized as cloud storage options, with Google Drive enabling file editing and collaboration, Dropbox focusing on file synchronization, and Evernote providing note archiving capabilities.
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Online presentation tools
This document discusses and compares several online presentation and file storage tools, including Prezi, SlideShare, MindMeister, Google Drive, Dropbox, and Evernote. Prezi is a cloud-based presentation tool that uses a zooming interface instead of slides. SlideShare allows users to upload and share presentation files publicly or privately. MindMeister is an online collaborative tool where users can share ideas visually on a shared workspace. Google Drive, Dropbox, and Evernote provide cloud storage and synchronization across devices, with Google Drive and Evernote also offering collaboration and editing tools.
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SlideShare allows users to import and share presentations but does not offer online editing. It also has a SlideCast feature to create podcasts under 50MB. Zoho Show and Google Docs allow users to import, edit, and share presentations online as well as conduct live webcasts. Thinkfree offers similar editing and sharing features to PowerPoint. MixerCast focuses on combining various media types into shareable presentations. The document provides details on features, file limits, and purposes of each tool.
Online presentation tools
Online Presentation Tools(Prezi, Slideshare, Mind Meister, Cloud Storage, Google Drive, Dropbox, Evernote)
Online presentation tools
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Online presentation tools
- 2. The development of these presentations is done in the web browser, providing the convenience of not installing extra application on your computer or your mobile phone. Applications that offer the function of an image and presentation software without the trouble of purchasing and installing the presentation software on your device Online Presentation Tools
- 3. PREZI Some Online Presentation Tools SLIDESHARE MINDMEISTER
- 4. Prezi is a cloud-based application dedicated to help you create a presentation. [Cloud-based means that an application, service, or resource is made available to users on demand via the Internet.] Prezi also offers its online version that can be installed on a desktop computer. The software adapts the storytelling type of presentation. The primary flow of the presentation is zooming in or out in a display. PREZI
- 5. SLIDESHARE The application started in Web 2.0 and is considered as one of the earliest forms of online presentation. The primary function of this Web site is to provide a facility for uploading and sharing presentation files. In the beginning, the purpose of this website was to cater companies by sharing their business presentations with their employees. This application made its way in the academe, where academicians can share lectures and presentations to a global audience.
- 6. MINDMEISTER This is an online collaborative tool in which different individuals can share ideas on a common scratchpad-like workspace. The ideas are placed visually by different users to form a concept. The texts can be placed and can point to some ideas in conjunction with the images placed in the workspace.
- 7. Cloud storage is a service wherein files from users are stored online. The data or files are said to be stored in the cloud when they are saved on a remote server, which is easily accessible from anywhere with internet access. This is in contrast to local data storage, where data is stored on the hard drive of a local desktop or laptop. Cloud Storage
- 8. GOOGLE DRIVE Some Cloud Storage DROPBOX EVERNOTE
- 9. GOOGLE DRIVE This is a storage application developed by Google. This application does not only store files but also accommodates online editing and collaboration. It provides tools such as word processing, spreadsheets, presentation slides, and other common file types for collaboration and storing.
- 10. DROPBOX This is a file hosting and storage service developed by Dropbox,Inc. It offers a facility to synchronize and create folders for file organization. The service is offered and available for enterprise use as well as for personal consumption. It is an online application and offers a local application that can be installed on desktop computers.
- 11. EVERNOTE This is an online note-taking and archiving application service. The facility offers a We application similar to that of a word processor. The notes created by the user can be archived or saved in the application's storage. The files can be organized by creating folders that can separate files.