This document discusses different options for sharing presentations online, including Slideshare, Google Docs, and Prezi. It then introduces CoCoMa, a web-based collaborative platform for creating and editing presentations. CoCoMa allows lecturers to author presentations while students can create their own versions, with the lecturer maintaining authority. Benefits include alternative explanations, solving open questions, and optimizing presentations for individual preferences. CoCoMa uses standards and is accessible through a web browser.

1. Share Presentations in the Web 2.0 Tobias Jokisch Mesut Kizilkaya University of Applied Sciences Darmstadt, Germany

2. Web 2.0 – Services & Communities

3. Demand 1 How to share a presentation with others over the internet ? Old solution: eMail download link

4. Presenting Online - Slideshare

5. Presenting Online - GoogleDocs

6. Presenting Online - Prezi

7. Demand 2 How to extend common slide editing with pedagogical concepts? Solution: CoCoMa

8. What is CoCoMa? Web-based Platform Online Presentation Tool Alternative Slides Collaborative Content

9. CoCoMa & Slideshot inside your browser

10. CoCoMa & Slideshot intuitive editor

11. Role Management Lecturer authority to alter any slides Students every student can create his own version of a slide lecturer student student student

12. CoCoMa uses Standards

13. Benefits to the Students Alternative explanations Solving open questions Optimise presentation according to individual preference Additional Examples

14. Benefits to the Lecturer Discovering open issues Correction of flaws Improvement of presentation Learn from students

15. Future Outlook Usage of CoCoMa in lectures Show slides according to learning preferences study program

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17. Share Presentations in the Web 2.0 Tobias Jokisch Mesut Kizilkaya University of Applied Sciences Darmstadt, Germany [email_address]