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Homework?? Any presentations to show… using photos or video?
Any technical issues or other problems with using the tool that you want to report?
Today we will look at working with other kinds ofdocuments such as PPP and PDF.
Reflection on previous lesson
What do you know about PowerPoint already?
MyBrainshark works well with PP because it automatically reads each slide as something which requires audio and breaks the PP down in that way. So each slide audio can be individually recorded and/or edited.
Is PP something out students would use and, if so, in what way?
If you haven’t done so already, sign into your MyBrainshark account.
Working with a PPP
Working with a PPP
Watch this screencast on adding a PPP.
Working with a PPP
More detail about each editing option on the screencasts.Direct link: http://tinyurl.com/d7prpwp
Try it for yourself.
Spend 10 minutes uploading an existing PowerPoint from your device, if you have one.
Play around with the editing features. Although there are tutorials which go into these in more detail, it is often better to learn the different options yourself by trial and error.
Working with a PPP
The final main kind of document that you can upload is a PDF but you can also add other text files.
Working with a PDF
What is special about a PDF? Why might the students work with one?
Working with a PDF
Working with a PDF
More detail about each editing option on the screencasts.Direct link: http://tinyurl.com/d7prpwp
So what is the most useful thing we have seen so far?
Any further questions or comments?
‘Out of class’ work – finish off a 5 min Presentation using a PPP or PDF.
Remember the full training videos are always accessible at: http://tinyurl.com/d7prpwp
Next time: Being creative. More features of My Brainshark + how to ‘align’ or connect what we do on the language programme with what the students do in the art studio.
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