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This document summarizes and compares three online collaboration tools: Slideshare, Google Docs, and Dropbox. Slideshare allows users to share presentations, documents, and videos. Google Docs enables creation and sharing of documents, presentations, spreadsheets and other files online. Dropbox provides online file storage and sharing through easy drag-and-drop file organization and sharing capabilities. The document provides an overview of features and use cases for each tool to facilitate online collaboration and file sharing.
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- 1. Slideshare, Google Docs, and Dropbox Erin Abruzzo Harlem School District TIE Program 2012
- 2. Slideshare • Website to share presentations, documents, and professional videos • Supports presentations of various formats, documents, videos, and webinars
- 3. Some Fun and Interesting Facts • Recently voted among the world’s top 10 tools for education and eLearning • Slideshare is used by the Whitehouse and other US Government departments • CEO was recently named among the world’s Top 10 Women Influencers in Web 2.0
- 4. • Connect with your Facebook account • Post notifications when your upload a new document or presentation • Post notifications about upcoming Zipcasts • Allows users to download other presentations for reuse or editing • Create a webinar using Slidecast (sync mp3 audio with slides)
- 5. Announce new uploads or upcoming Zipcasts
- 6. Free $19 per month
- 7. Simple to upload documents or presentations
- 10. • Simple and quick upload process • Converts files for easy viewing • For private file sharing, you will need to use Pro version (costs $)
- 11. Allows you to preview file or share on media outlets
- 14. Allows you to schedule Zipcasts
- 15. Possible uses: • Homebound students • Collaboration with other classrooms • Pen Pal classrooms • Another way to bring speakers to the classroom
- 17. Take a few minutes to explore Slide Share… www.slideshare.net
- 18. Google Docs • Create and share work online • Can create documents, presentations, spread sheets, forms, drawings, or tables
- 19. Organize files in collections
- 21. Share files other teachers, parents, or students
- 22. Three options: • Set up public access • Link access • Private access
- 23. Take a few minutes to explore Google Docs… www.docs.google.com
- 24. Dropbox • Free* online storage cloud • Web-based, so it syncs with all computes, mobile phones, and directly to the website • Easy to use *Free program starts with 2 GB of storage. You can earn more storage with referrals, or you can purchase more storage.
- 25. Easy to organize
- 26. Easy to share with others • Invite friends to view entire folders or just specific files
- 32. Dropbox Icon
- 35. Take a few minutes to explore Drop Box… www.dropbox.com
- 36. Thank You! You will find this presentation on the TIE 2012 site, or I can send you a file invitation on Dropbox